{"id":null,"ids":[],"kind":"named in documents","name":"Hunter's Point","tied_by":"name","block":null,"release":"v0.7.1","rows_columns":["t","id","year","y","date","kind","topic","outcome","summary","tier","source","leaf","scan","addr","quote","note","title","how","g","rec","sc"],"rows":[["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed02sanfrich:174/11",1907,1907,"1907-04-01","communication",null,"referred","H. L. Hunter and other citizens petitioned to ban cattle and sheep running loose near Hunter's Point; referred.","quoted","journalofproceed02sanfrich",174,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed02sanfrich/page/n173",null,"Of H. L. Hunter and other citizens, to prohibit cattle and sheep running at large in the vicinity of Hunter's Point.",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed02sanfrich|848",1907,1907,"1907-09-16","resolution","the-street","passed","Arc lights ordered on San Jose Avenue and in Hunter's Point","unverified","journalofproceed02sanfrich",574,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed02sanfrich/page/n573",null,"Resolution No. MV.W (New Series), as follows : Resolved, That the San Francisco Gas and Electric Company he and they are herehy directed to install street lights in the following locations: One arc light. San .Jose .avenue, between Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets. One arc light, .Vrmy street ",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1910sanfrich:571/5",1910,1910,"1910-05-23","resolution",null,"passed","California Wholesale Butchers' Traffic Association granted permission to graze sheep on Hunter's Point hills under herders' control.","quoted","journalofproceed1910sanfrich",571,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1910sanfrich/page/n568",null,"Sheep Grazing Permit. Also. Resolution No. 5930 (New Series), as follows: Resolved, That the California",null,null,"n","a",0,1.88],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1910sanfrich|816",1910,1910,"1910-05-23","resolution","doing-business","passed","Sheep may graze on Hunter's Point hills, under herders' control","unverified","journalofproceed1910sanfrich",571,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1910sanfrich/page/n568",null,"Resolution No. 5930 (New Series), as follows: Resolved, That the California Wholesale Butchers' Tratfic Association be and is hereby granted permission, revocable at will of the Board of Supervisors, to run sheep on the hills of Hunter's Point, for grazing purposes, it being understood that grazing ",null,null,"n","a",0,1.82],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1910sanfrich:801/2",1910,1910,"1910-07-18","resolution","water-sewers","passed first reading","A third payment of $21,208.52 (≈ $765,645 in 2026 dollars) to Robert G. Storrie & Co. for the Hunter's Point Sewer is proposed.","quoted","journalofproceed1910sanfrich",801,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1910sanfrich/page/n796",null,"Authorizing Payment, Sewer Work. Also. Resolution No. (New Series). Authorizing an expenditure of $21,208.52",null,null,"n","a",0,2.61],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1910sanfrich|1866",1910,1910,"1910-11-14","resolution","the-street","passed first reading","Robert C. Storrie to be paid $15,080.06 (≈ $544,403 in 2026 dollars) for Hunter's Point sewer","quoted","journalofproceed1910sanfrich",1209,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1910sanfrich/page/n1204",null,"Resolution No. — (New Series), Authorizing the following expenditures to be made out of the \"Sewer Construction Account' of the Public Building Fund, bond issue of 1908, in payment to the hereinafter named claimants for work performed in the construction of sewers, in accordance with recommendations",null,null,"n","m",0,2.29],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1911sanfrich:509/2",1911,1911,null,"resolution",null,"passed","Board revoked the Butchers' Traffic Association's permission to graze sheep on the hills of Hunter's Point.","unverified","journalofproceed1911sanfrich",509,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1911sanfrich/page/n509",null,"Revoking Resolution No. 5930, Permitting Grazing of Sheep on Hills of Hunter's Point.",null,null,"n","a",0,2.12],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1911sanfrich:483/4",1911,1911,"1911-05-29","communication",null,"referred","A Bay View Improvement Association protest against sheep grazing on Hunter's Point hills was referred to the Police Committee.","unverified","journalofproceed1911sanfrich",null,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1911sanfrich/page/n483",null,"Protest, Against Grazing of Sheep at Hunter's Point. Also, Protest — Of the Bay View Improvement Association",null,null,"n","a",0,2.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1912sanfrich:1208/2",1912,1912,null,"resolution",null,null,"Supervisor Nolan proposed asking federal representatives to secure a Naval Yard site at Hunter's Point.","quoted","journalofproceed1912sanfrich",1208,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1912sanfrich/page/n1208",null,"Federal Government to Secure a Site for Navy Yard at Hunter's Point. On motion of Supervisor Nolan: Resolution No. 9848",null,null,"n","a",0,0.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1913sanfrich:806/8",1913,1913,"1913-07-14","resolution",null,null,"Supervisors moved to invite Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels to visit the Hunter's Point Drydocks.","quoted","journalofproceed1913sanfrich",806,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1913sanfrich/page/n806",null,"Board of Supervisors to Co-operate with Board of State Harbor Commissioners in Extending Official Invitation to Secretary of Navy Daniels",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich:370/7",1916,1916,"1916-03-20","other",null,"referred","A plan for opening a highway through the Hunter's Point Dry Dock section was referred to the City Engineer.","quoted","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",370,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n369",null,"Highway Opening Up Hunter's Point Dry Dock Section, City Engineer to Prepare Plan, Etc., for",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich:396/2",1916,1916,"1916-03-20","resolution",null,"referred","Supervisor Welch's resolution proposed an 80-foot road opening Hunter's Point waterfront; it was referred to committees.","quoted","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",396,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n395",null,"City Engineer to Prepare Plan, Etc., for Construction of Highway Opening Up Hunter's Point Dry Dock Section.",null,null,"n","a",0,0.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich|492",1916,1916,"1916-03-20","resolution","civic-life","referred","A road to open the Hunter's Point dry dock proposed","unverified","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",396,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n395",null,"Resolution No. (New Series), as follows: Whereas, The commercial development of the City and County of San Francisco demands the opening to commercial uses of the Hunter's Point Dry Dock section, as well as the 2% miles of undeveloped water frontage between Railroad and Evans avenues and Hunter's Po",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich:422/2",1916,1916,"1916-03-27","resolution",null,"passed","Resolution orders plans for an 80-foot highway opening the Hunter's Point Dry Dock section to commercial use.","quoted","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",422,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n421",null,"City Engineer to Prepare Plan, Etc., for Construction of Highway Opening Up Hunter's Point Dry Dock Section.",null,null,"n","a",0,2.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich|548",1916,1916,"1916-03-27","resolution","city-services",null,"Road to Hunter's Point declared city policy","unverified","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",422,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n421",null,"Resolution No. 12756 (New Series), as follows: Whereas, the commercial development of the City and County of San Francisco demands the opening to commercial uses of the Hunter's Point Dry Dock section, as well as the 214 miles of undeveloped water frontage between Railroad and Evans avenues and Hunt",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich:474/3",1916,1916,"1916-04-10","resolution",null,"passed","Board urges Congress to locate a federal navy yard and naval base at Hunter's Point.","quoted","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",474,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n473",null,"Navy yard at San Francisco Hunter's Point. Supervisor Wolfe presented Resolution No. 12794 (New Series)",null,null,"n","a",0,3.38],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich|866",1916,1916,"1916-05-18","resolution","running-the-city","passed","Mission clubs ask $50,000 (≈ $1.5 million in 2026 dollars) for the Hunter's Point road","unverified","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",675,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n674",null,"Resolution No. 12943 (New Series), as follows: Resolved, That in accordance with the recommendation of his Honor the Mayor, Hon. Marshall Hale, member of the Playground Commission, be and is hereby granted a leave of absence for a period of sixty days, commencing May 18, 1916, with permission to lea",null,null,"n","a",0,2.82],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich:1427/6",1916,1916,"1916-10-09","resolution",null,"passed","Supervisor Welch proposed condemning land for Hunter's Point Boulevard, including parcels along Hawes street and Hudson avenue.","quoted","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",1427,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n1426",null,"Condemnation of Land for Hunter's Point Boulevard. The following resolution was presented by Supervisor Welch: Resolution No. 13474",null,null,"n","a",0,4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich:1551/7",1916,1916,"1916-11-13","resolution",null,"passed","$2,500 (≈ $77,280 in 2026 dollars) from the County Roads Fund was proposed for right of way on Sloat, Park Hill, Hunter's Point and Marina Boulevards.","quoted","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",1551,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n1550",null,"Providing $2500 Out of County Roads Fund for Right of Way for Sloat, Park Hill",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich:1578/6",1916,1916,"1916-11-20","resolution",null,"passed","Passed $2,500 (≈ $77,280 in 2026 dollars) from the County Roads Fund to acquire rights of way on Sloat, Park Hill, Hunter's Point and Marina Boulevards.","quoted","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",1578,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n1577",null,"Providing $2500 Out of County Roads Fund for Right of Way for Sloat.",null,null,"n","a",0,6.38],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich:1579/1",1916,1916,"1916-11-20","resolution",null,"passed","Two thousand five hundred dollars from County Roads Fund approved for rights of way on Sloat, Park Hill, Hunter's Point and Marina Boulevards.","quoted","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",1579,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n1578",null,"Providing $2500 Out of County Roads Fund for Right of Way for Sloat.",null,null,"n","a",0,4.25],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich:1689/1",1916,1916,"1916-12-18","motion",null,null,"The Clerk was directed to obtain appraisals of Yerba Buena Island and Hunter's Point land requested by the Naval Base Commission.","quoted","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",1689,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n1688",null,"Relative to Naval Base. Communications — From Admiral Helms of the Naval Base Commission, requesting an appraisal of Yerba Buena",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich:1712/2",1916,1916,"1916-12-18","resolution",null,null,"Supervisor Welch presented a proposed agreement with Water Front Land Corporation to acquire land for Hunter's Point road.","quoted","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",1712,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n1711",null,"City to Enter Agreement for Acquisition of Land for Hunter's Point Boulevard. Supervisor Welch presented: Resolution No. 13735 (New Series), as follows:",null,null,"n","a",0,4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich:1713/1",1916,1916,"1916-12-18","resolution","whats-being-built",null,"Supervisor Welch proposed an agreement with Water Front Land Corporation to acquire land for the Hunter's Point road.","quoted","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",1713,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n1712",null,"City to Enter Agreement for Acquisition of Land for Hunter's Point Boulevard. Supervisor Welch presented: Resolution No. 13735 (New Series)",null,null,"n","a",0,4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich:1715/1",1916,1916,"1916-12-18","contract",null,"passed","Agreement with Water Front Land Corporation conveying land for the proposed Hunter's Point road was adopted.","quoted","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",1715,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n1714",null,"easterly line of Ingalls street 65.096 feet to the point of commencement, being a portion of South San Francisco Blocks",null,null,"n","a",0,2.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1916sanfrich:1718/1",1916,1916,"1916-12-18","resolution",null,"passed","Good Roads Fund money approved for Hunter's Point road, Sloat and Marina Boulevards, Bernal Cut, and a Telegraph Hill boulevard.","quoted","journalofproceed1916sanfrich",1718,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1916sanfrich/page/n1717",null,"Disposition of Good Roads Fund. Resolution No. 13739 (New Series), as follows",null,null,"n","a",0,4.62],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich:48/3",1917,1917,"1917-01-08","resolution",null,"passed","Acceptance of Carl G. A. Nass's offer to sell land for $500 (≈ $13,162 in 2026 dollars) for Hunter's Point Road is proposed.","quoted","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",48,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n48",null,"Accepting Offer of Carl G. A. Nass to Sei: for $5(X) Land Required for Hunter's Point Road.",null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich:50/2",1917,1917,"1917-01-08","resolution",null,"passed first reading","Passed for printing: San Francisco Bridge Company may blast for a dry dock at Hunter's Point, subject to a $5,000 (≈ $131,617 in 2026 dollars) bond.","unverified","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",50,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n50",null,"Resolved. That San Francisco Bridge Company is hereby granted permission revocable at the will",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.12],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich|10",1917,1917,"1917-01-08","ordinance",null,null,"Blasting permit granted the San Francisco Bridge Co. at Hunter's Point","unverified","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",33,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n33",null,"Ordinance, Relating to 25 School Department, Building Repairs During December, App. (15) (R. 13780) 29 School Department, Building Repairs During January, App. (1) 32 Sewer, Glen Park District, App. (5) 32 Sewer Repair Department, Battery Lamps and Equipment, App. (10) (R. 13780)... 29 Sewers, Repai",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich|31",1917,1917,"1917-01-08","resolution","land-and-building",null,"City buys land from Carl Nass for Hunter's Point Road, $500 (≈ $13,162 in 2026 dollars)","unverified","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",48,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n48",null,"Resolution No. 13787 (New Series), as follows: Whereas, an offer has been received from Carl G. A. Nass to convey to the Citv and County of San Francisco certain land hereinafter described, said property being required in the matter of acquisition of lands for the Hunter's Point road; and Whereas, t",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich:213/4",1917,1917,"1917-02-05","resolution",null,null,"Resolution proposes sending the Mayor and supervisors to Washington to press for a Hunter's Point naval base, with $2,500 (≈ $65,809 in 2026 dollars).","quoted","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",213,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n213",null,"Naval Base Delegation. Supervisor Power presented: Resolution No. 13949 (New Series), as follows:",null,null,"n","a",0,0.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich:337/2",1917,1917,"1917-03-05","resolution",null,"passed first reading","Supervisor Power moved that $1,500 (≈ $39,485 in 2026 dollars) from County Road Fund pay J. G. Walker Company for land for Hunter's Point Boulevard, passed for printing.","quoted","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",337,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n337",null,"Providing $1500, Payment to J. G. Walker Company for Land for Hunter's Point Boulevard.",null,null,"n","a",0,0.25],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich:338/2",1917,1917,"1917-03-05","resolution",null,"passed","Board accepted J. G. Walker Company's offer to sell a lot for Hunter's Point Boulevard for $1,500 (≈ $39,485 in 2026 dollars).","quoted","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",338,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n338",null,"Accepting Offer of J. G. Walker Company to SeM Land for Hunter's Point Boulevard. Supervisor Power presented: Resolution No. 14067 (New Series), as follows:",null,null,"n","a",0,6.25],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich|426",1917,1917,"1917-03-05","resolution","land-and-building","passed first reading","$1,500 (≈ $39,485 in 2026 dollars) to buy J. G. Walker land for Hunter's Point Boulevard; passed first reading only.","unverified","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",337,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n337",null,"Resolution No. (New Series), as follows: Resolved, That the sum of fifteen hundred (1500) dollars be and the same is hereby set aside, appropriated and authorized to be expended out of County Road Fund, in payment to J. G. Walker Company (a corporation), for lands required for the Hunter's Point Bou",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich|427",1917,1917,"1917-03-05","resolution","land-and-building","passed","J. G. Walker Company's land offer for Hunter's Point Boulevard accepted","unverified","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",338,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n338",null,"Resolution No. 14067 (New Series), as follows: Upon recommendation of the City Attorney it is hereby Resolved, That the offer of the J. G. Walker Company to convey certain land required for the Hunter's Point Boulevard and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the southwest",null,null,"n","a",0,2.24],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich:364/3",1917,1917,"1917-03-12","resolution","transit","passed","Resolution proposes a $1,500 (≈ $39,485 in 2026 dollars) payment from County Road Fund to J. G. Walker Company for land for Hunter's Point Boulevard.","quoted","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",364,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n364",null,"Providing $1500, Payment to J. G. Walker Company for Land for Hunter's Point Boulevard. Resolution No. 14090 (New Series), as follows: Resolved, That the sum of fifteen hundred",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich|476",1917,1917,"1917-03-12","resolution","land-and-building",null,"$1,500 (≈ $39,485 in 2026 dollars) to buy J. G. Walker land for Hunter's Point Boulevard","unverified","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",364,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n364",null,"Resolution No. 14090 (New Series), as follows: Resolved, That the sum of fifteen hundred (1500) dollars be and the same is hereby set aside, appropriated and authorized to be expended out of County Road Fund, in payment to J. G. Walker Company (a corporation), for lands required for • the Hunter's P",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich:1025/1",1917,1917,"1917-06-25","resolution",null,"passed","City-owned land is dedicated as a public street, part of Hunter's Point Boulevard, by resolution adopted.","quoted","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",1025,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n1025",null,"Land Dedicated for Hunters Point Boulevard. Supervisor Welch presented: Resolution No, 14510 (New Series), as follows",null,null,"n","a",0,2.25],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich:1622/5",1917,1917,"1917-10-29","ordinance",null,null,"Proposed ordinance ordering grading, curbing, paving and sewers on part of Hunter's Point Road.","unverified","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",1622,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n1622",null,"Ordering Improvement of Portion of Hunter's Point Road.",null,null,"n","a",0,-4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich|1702",1917,1917,"1917-10-29","ordinance","the-street",null,"Hunter's Point road to be graded, paved and sewered","unverified","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",1622,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n1622",null,"Ordinance No. (New Series), as follows: Ordering the improvement of the section of Hunter's Point road bounded by Fairfax avenue. Galvez avenue, Boalt street and Coleman street, including the crossings of Coleman street and Galvez avenue and Boalt street and Fairfax avenue, by grading, curbing, pavi",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich:1634/2",1917,1917,"1917-11-05","ordinance",null,"passed","Hunter's Point road section between Fairfax avenue and Coleman street ordered improved with grading, paving and sewers.","quoted","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",1634,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n1634",null,"Ordering Improvement of Portion of Hunter's Point Road. Bill No. 4730, Ordinance No. 4382 (New Series)",null,null,"n","a",0,2.38],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich|1716",1917,1917,"1917-11-05","ordinance","the-street",null,"Hunter's Point road to be graded, paved and sewered","unverified","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",1634,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n1634",null,"Ordinance No. 4382 (New Series), as follows: Ordering the improvement of the section of Hunter's Point road bounded by Fairfax avenue. Galvez avenue, Boalt street and Coleman street, including the crossings of Coleman street and Galvez avenue and Boalt street and Fairfax avenue, by grading, curbing,",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1918sanfrich:168/3",1918,1918,"1918-02-18","other",null,"referred","The Streets Committee reported back Supervisor Power's resolution asking the City Engineer for an estimate to extend Hunter's Point Road.","quoted","journalofproceed1918sanfrich",168,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1918sanfrich/page/n165",null,"Report of Streets Committee on Extension of Hunter's Point Road. The following report was presented, read",null,null,"n","a",0,0.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1918sanfrich:169/1",1918,1918,"1918-02-18","motion",null,"passed","Supervisor Power's motion asks the City Engineer for a cost estimate to extend Hunter's Point Road.","quoted","journalofproceed1918sanfrich",169,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1918sanfrich/page/n166",null,"Supervisor Povtr moved that the Clerk be directed to request the City Engineer to furnish the estimate",null,null,"n","a",0,2.75],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1918sanfrich|233",1918,1918,"1918-02-18","resolution","the-street","referred","City Engineer to estimate the next stretch of Hunter's Point Road; sent to committee","unverified","journalofproceed1918sanfrich",168,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1918sanfrich/page/n165",null,"Resolution No. — — (New Series), introduced by Supervisor James E. Power, relating to Hunter's Point Road, was referred, reports the same back to your Board with the following report: February 15, 1918. Board of Supervisors. Gentlemen: Herewith I return a resolution introduced by Supervisor Power an",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1918sanfrich:635/2",1918,1918,"1918-07-01","other","transit",null,"Joint committee approves a street railway to Hunter's Point shops financed by the Emergency Fleet Corporation, with later city takeover, and urges the Mayor to negotiate.","quoted","journalofproceed1918sanfrich",635,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1918sanfrich/page/n626",null,"Report of Joint Committee on Commercial Development, Public Utilites, Finance and Streets on Transportation",null,null,"n","a",0,0.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1919sanfrich:592/2",1919,1919,"1919-06-09","resolution",null,"passed","The Board asked Congress to back a Naval Base at Hunter's Point in the Navy's next budget.","quoted","journalofproceed1919sanfrich",592,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1919sanfrich/page/n592",null,"Co-operation of Congress in Procuring Appropriation for Naval Base on San Francisco Side of Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,2.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1920sanfrich:191/5",1920,1920,"1920-02-09","resolution",null,"passed","Board offered city and state interests in Hunter's Point land to the U.S. for a naval base and asked for reopened hearings.","quoted","journalofproceed1920sanfrich",191,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1920sanfrich/page/n191",null,"Relative to Naval Base. Resolution No. 17644 (New Series), as follows: Whereas, it has been",null,null,"n","a",0,2.62],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1921sanfrich:144/5",1921,1921,"1921-02-14","resolution",null,null,"Supervisor Wolfe presented a resolution congratulating Alameda on acquiring the Naval Base that San Francisco had sought at Hunter's Point.","quoted","journalofproceed1921sanfrich",144,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1921sanfrich/page/n143",null,"Congratulations to Alameda on Acquisition of Naval Base. Supervisor Wolfe presented: Resolution No. 18654 (New Series), as follows:",null,null,"n","a",0,1.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1925sanfrich:1310/1",1925,1925,"1925-08-24","other",null,"referred","A. H. Bergstrom's application for a 50-year toll bridge franchise from Hunter's Point to Alameda was referred to committee.","quoted","journalofproceed1925sanfrich",1310,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1925sanfrich/page/n1309",null,"Notice of Application of A. H. Bergstrom for Trans-bay Bridge Franchise.",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1925sanfrich:1347/3",1925,1925,"1925-08-31","other",null,null,"Airport Committee recommends condemnation of a 1000x1500 foot South Basin Hunter's Point site for an airport.","quoted","journalofproceed1925sanfrich",1347,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1925sanfrich/page/n1346",null,"Report of Airport Committee.",null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed21sanfrich:1291/2",1926,1926,"1926-07-26","communication","transit","referred","A proposed highway bridge crossing San Francisco Bay south of Hunter's Point was referred to the Streets and Commercial Development Committee.","quoted","journalofproceed21sanfrich",1291,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed21sanfrich/page/n1291",null,"Proposed Bay Bridge. Supervisor Welch presented communication from his Honor the Mayor, transmitting letter and drawing",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed21sanfrich:1797/2",1926,1926,"1926-11-01","resolution",null,"continued","Board continued A. M. Bergstrom's toll bridge franchise application from Hunter's Point to Alameda until November 8, 1926.","quoted","journalofproceed21sanfrich",1797,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed21sanfrich/page/n1797",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed21sanfrich:1797/3",1926,1926,"1926-11-01","resolution",null,"continued","Board continued New York and San Francisco Development Company's toll bridge application from Hunter's Point to Alameda until November 8, 1926.","quoted","journalofproceed21sanfrich",1797,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed21sanfrich/page/n1797",null,"Application of New York and San Francisco Development Company for franchise to construct, operate and",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed21sanfrich:1835/4",1926,1926,"1926-11-08","other","transit","continued","A. M. Bergstrom applied for a franchise for a toll bridge from Hunter's Point across San Francisco Bay.","quoted","journalofproceed21sanfrich",1835,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed21sanfrich/page/n1835",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed21sanfrich:1836/2",1926,1926,"1926-11-08","resolution",null,"continued","New York and San Francisco Development Company's toll bridge franchise application, Hunter's Point to Alameda, was continued to November 15, 1926.","quoted","journalofproceed21sanfrich",1836,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed21sanfrich/page/n1836",null,"Application of New York and San Francisco Development Company for franchise to construct, operate and maintain",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed21sanfrich:1984/1",1926,1926,"1926-12-06","motion",null,"refused","A motion to send the Board's telegram asking the War Department whether it would relax its ban on bridges north of Hunter's Point failed.","quoted","journalofproceed21sanfrich",1984,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed21sanfrich/page/n1984",null,"Supervisor Stanton: I move that the telegram be sent to the War Department.",null,null,"n","a",0,5.12],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed21sanfrich:2131/4",1926,1926,"1926-12-27","other","transit","continued","A. M. Bergstrom's application for a toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to January 10, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed21sanfrich",2131,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed21sanfrich/page/n2131",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:107/2",1927,1927,"1927-01-17","other",null,"continued","A. M. Bergstrom's application for a six-mile toll bridge franchise from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued until 4 p.m.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",107,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n107",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, oper- ate and maintain",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:107/3",1927,1927,"1927-01-17","other",null,"continued","New York and Co Development Company's toll bridge franchise application, Hunter's Point to Alameda, was continued until 4 p.m. that afternoon.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",107,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n107",null,"Application of New York and co Development Company for franchise to construct,",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:120/2",1927,1927,"1927-01-17","resolution",null,"continued","A. M. Bergstrom's application for a toll bridge franchise from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to January 31, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",120,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n120",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom ifor a franchise to construct, operate and maintain",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:224/3",1927,1927,"1927-01-31","other",null,"continued","A. M. Bergstrom's application for a toll bridge franchise from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to February 8, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",224,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n224",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:224/4",1927,1927,"1927-01-31","other",null,"continued","New York and San Francisco Development Company applied for a toll bridge franchise from Hunter's Point to Alameda; put over to a later meeting, no final vote found.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",224,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n224",null,"Application of New York and San Francisco Development Company for franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:424/4",1927,1927,"1927-03-07","other",null,"continued","A. M. Bergstrom's toll bridge franchise application from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to March 14, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",424,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n424",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom ifor a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:424/5",1927,1927,"1927-03-07","other",null,"continued","New York and San Francisco Development Company's Hunter's Point bridge franchise application was taken up; outcome not yet shown.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",424,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n424",null,"Application of New York and San Francisco Development Company for franchise to construct, operate and",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:463/3",1927,1927,"1927-03-14","other",null,"continued","A. M. Bergstrom's proposed six-mile toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to March 21, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",463,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n463",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:463/4",1927,1927,"1927-03-14","other",null,"continued","New York and San Francisco Development Company's proposed six-mile toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to March 21, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",463,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n463",null,"Application of New York and San Francisco Development Company for franchise to construct, operate",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:500/4",1927,1927,"1927-03-21","other",null,"continued","A. M. Bergstrom applied for a toll bridge franchise running from Hunter's Point across San Francisco Bay; put over to a later meeting, no final vote found.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",500,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n500",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:552/3",1927,1927,"1927-03-28","resolution",null,"continued","New York and San Francisco Development Company's proposed toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to May 9, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",552,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n552",null,"Application of New York and San Francisco Development Company for franchise to construct, operate and",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:837/2",1927,1927,"1927-05-09","other",null,"continued","Consideration of A. M. Bergstrom's toll bridge franchise application from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to May 23, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",837,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n837",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:993/2",1927,1927,"1927-05-23","other",null,"continued","Consideration of A. M. Bergstrom's application for a toll bridge franchise from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to July 25, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",993,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n993",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom Ifor a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:1449/4",1927,1927,"1927-07-25","resolution",null,"continued","A. M. Bergstrom's application for a six-mile toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda is under consideration; its vote continues on the next page.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",1449,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n1449",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:1454/4",1927,1927,"1927-07-25","other",null,"continued","Frank E. Webb's application for a steel toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to August 1, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",1454,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n1454",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct toll bridge along the following route, to-wit:",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:1506/3",1927,1927,"1927-08-01","other",null,"continued","A. M. Bergstrom's application for a six-mile toll bridge franchise from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to August 8, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",1506,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n1506",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:1506/4",1927,1927,"1927-08-01","other",null,"continued","New York and San Francisco Development Company's application for a six-mile toll bridge franchise from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to August 8, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",1506,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n1506",null,"Application of New York and San Francisco Development Company for franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:1510/3",1927,1927,"1927-08-01","other",null,"continued","Application by Frank E. Webb for a toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to August 8, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",1510,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n1510",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct a toll bridge along the following route, to-wit:",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:1566/2",1927,1927,"1927-08-08","other",null,"continued","Consideration of A. M. Bergstrom's toll bridge franchise application from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to August 22, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",1566,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n1566",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:1570/2",1927,1927,"1927-08-08","other",null,"continued","Frank E. Webb's toll bridge application from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued until August 22, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",1570,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n1570",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct a toll bridge along the following route, to-wit:",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:1650/2",1927,1927,"1927-08-22","resolution",null,"continued","Frank E. Webb's application for a toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to September 19, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",1650,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n1650",null,"Application of Prank E. Webb to construct a toll bridge along tne following route, to-wit:",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:1864/2",1927,1927,"1927-09-19","other",null,"continued","Application by A. M. Bergstrom for a toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to September 26, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",1864,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n1864",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:1868/2",1927,1927,"1927-09-19","resolution",null,"continued","The Board continued Frank E. Webb's application for a San Francisco Bay toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda until September 26, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",1868,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n1868",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct toll bridge along the following route, to-wit",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:1914/4",1927,1927,"1927-09-26","other","transit","continued","A. M. Bergstrom applied for a six-mile toll bridge franchise from Hunter's Point to Alameda; the vote continues on the next page.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",1914,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n1914",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:1918/4",1927,1927,"1927-09-26","other",null,"continued","Application by Frank E. Webb for a toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to October 3, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",1918,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n1918",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct a toll bridge along the following route, to-wit:",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:1981/1",1927,1927,"1927-10-03","resolution",null,"continued","A. M. Bergstrom's application for a toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to October 10, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",1981,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n1981",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:1984/5",1927,1927,"1927-10-03","other",null,"continued","Webb applied to build a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay from Hunter's Point; the outcome appears on the next page.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",1984,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n1984",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct toll bridge along the following route, to-wit:",null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:2045/4",1927,1927,"1927-10-10","resolution","transit","continued","A. M. Bergstrom applied for a six-mile toll bridge franchise from Hunter's Point to Alameda; outcome not yet printed.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",2045,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n2045",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:2046/2",1927,1927,"1927-10-10","other",null,"continued","Application by New York and San Francisco Development Company for a Bay toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to October 17, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",2046,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n2046",null,"Application of New York and San Francisco Development Company for franchise to construct",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:2049/4",1927,1927,"1927-10-10","other",null,"continued","Frank E. Webb applied to build a toll bridge from Hunter's Point to the City of Alameda; the vote continues on the next page.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",2049,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n2049",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct a toll bridge along the following route, to-wit:",null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:2080/4",1927,1927,"1927-10-17","other",null,"continued","Frank E. Webb's application for a toll bridge from Hunter's Point to the City of Alameda was heard; outcome not yet printed.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",2080,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n2080",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct toll bridge along the following route, to-wit:",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:2139/5",1927,1927,"1927-10-24","other",null,"continued","New York and San Francisco Development Company's Hunter's Point toll bridge franchise application was continued to October 31, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",2139,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n2139",null,"Application of New York and San Francisco Development Com pany for franchise to construct, operate and maintain",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:2143/2",1927,1927,"1927-10-24","resolution",null,"continued","Frank E. Webb's toll bridge application from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to October 31, 1927.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",2143,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n2143",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct toll bridge along the following route, to-wit:",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:2192/4",1927,1927,"1927-10-31","resolution",null,"continued","A. M. Bergstrom applied for a franchise to build a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay from Hunter's Point; put over to a later meeting, no final vote found.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",2192,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n2192",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll",null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:2303/2",1927,1927,"1927-11-21","other",null,"continued","Bergstrom's application for a six-mile San Francisco Bay toll bridge franchise, from Hunter's Point to Alameda, was continued.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",2303,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n2303",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, oper- ate and maintain",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:2303/3",1927,1927,"1927-11-21","other",null,"continued","New York and San Francisco Development Company's proposed bay toll bridge franchise, Hunter's Point to Alameda, was continued until January 23, 1928.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",2303,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n2303",null,"Application or New York and San Francisco Development Com pany for franchise to construct",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:2307/2",1927,1927,"1927-11-21","resolution",null,"continued","Frank E. Webb's application for a toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to January 23, 1928.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",2307,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n2307",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct toll bridge along the following route, to-wit",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:158/2",1928,1928,"1928-01-23","other",null,"continued","Bergstrom's proposed toll bridge across San Francisco Bay, from Hunter's Point to Alameda, was continued to February 6, 1928.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",158,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n158",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:162/2",1928,1928,"1928-01-23","other",null,"continued","Frank E. Webb's application for a toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to February 6, 1928.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",162,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n162",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct toll bridge along the following route, to-wit",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:249/4",1928,1928,"1928-02-06","resolution","water-sewers","passed","Board endorsed Congressman Welch's federal bill to survey the Bay channel from Hunter's Point to Ravenswood Point.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",249,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n249",null,"Congressional Bill Approved, Survey of San Francisco Bay Channel From Hunter's Point to Ravenswood Point. Supervisor Gallagher presented: Resolution No. 28476",null,null,"n","a",0,3.74],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:251/4",1928,1928,"1928-02-06","other",null,"continued","A. M. Bergstrom applied for a franchise to build a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay from Hunter's Point.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",251,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n251",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll",null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:255/5",1928,1928,"1928-02-06","other",null,"continued","Frank E. Webb applied to build a toll bridge of about 32,200 feet from Hunter's Point to Alameda.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",255,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n255",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct toll bridge along the following route, to-wit",null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:618/4",1928,1928,"1928-04-02","other","transit","continued","A. M. Bergstrom applied for a six-mile toll bridge franchise from Hunter's Point to Alameda across San Francisco Bay; put over to a later meeting.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",618,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n618",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, oper- ate and maintain a toll bridge across San Fraincisco Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:619/2",1928,1928,"1928-04-02","license",null,"continued","New York and San Francisco Development Company's toll bridge franchise application, Hunter's Point to Alameda, was continued to April 16, 1928.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",619,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n619",null,"Application of New York and San Francisco Development Company for franchise to construct, operate",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:622/4",1928,1928,"1928-04-02","resolution",null,"continued","Frank E. Webb applied for a toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda, about 32,200 feet long, per the page text; put over to a later meeting.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",622,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n622",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct toll bridge along the following route, to-wit:",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:861/2",1928,1928,"1928-05-14","other",null,"continued","Application by A. M. Bergstrom for a toll bridge franchise from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to May 28, 1928.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",861,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n861",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and mainiain a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:865/3",1928,1928,"1928-05-14","resolution","transit","continued","Application by Frank E. Webb for a San Francisco Bay toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to May 28, 1928.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",865,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n865",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct toll bridge along the following route, to-wit",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:1136/3",1928,1928,"1928-05-28","resolution",null,"continued","A. M. Bergstrom's application for a toll bridge franchise from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to June 25, 1928.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",1136,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n1136",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:1136/4",1928,1928,"1928-05-28","resolution",null,null,"New York and San Francisco Development Company applied for a toll bridge franchise from Hunter's Point to Alameda; outcome not yet shown.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",1136,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n1136",null,"Application of New York and San Francisco Development Company for franchise to construct, operate and maintain",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:1407/3",1928,1928,"1928-06-25","other",null,"continued","A. M. Bergstrom's application for a six-mile toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to July 9, 1928.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",1407,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n1407",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:1407/4",1928,1928,"1928-06-25","other",null,"continued","New York and San Francisco Development Company applied for a franchise to build a six-mile toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",1407,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n1407",null,"Application of New York and San Francisco Development Company for franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll bridge between San Francisco and Alameda",null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:1411/3",1928,1928,"1928-06-25","other","transit","continued","Application by Frank E. Webb for a toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to July 9, 1928.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",1411,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n1411",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct toll bridge along the following route, to-wit:",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:1492/3",1928,1928,"1928-07-09","resolution",null,"continued","A. M. Bergstrom applied for a franchise for a six-mile toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",1492,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n1492",null,"Application of A. M. Bergstrom for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain a toll",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich:1498/3",1928,1928,"1928-07-09","other","transit","continued","Frank E. Webb's application for a toll bridge from Hunter's Point to Alameda was before the Board.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",1498,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n1498",null,"Application of Frank E. Webb to construct toll bridge along the following route, to-wit:",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124878408:46/1",1970,1930,"1930","property_record","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point Shipyard · acquired: U.S. Navy purchased from [name withheld]","unverified","C124878408",46,"https://archive.org/details/C124878408/page/n45",null,null,null,"Housing and urban resource development for the city of San Francisco : an interdisciplinary study in systems design at Stanford University, winter and spring quarters 1970 : final report","n","a",0,2.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed29sanfrich:157/4",1934,1934,"1934-01-29","resolution",null,"continued","Opening of part of Hunter's Point Boulevard and widening of Donahue Street was put off for one week.","quoted","journalofproceed29sanfrich",157,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed29sanfrich/page/n157",null,"Approving Map and Declaring a Portion of Hunter's Point Boulevard and a Portion of Donahue Street Open Public Streets.",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed29sanfrich:158/1",1934,1934,"1934-01-29","resolution",null,"passed","Hunter's Point Boulevard and part of Donahue Street between Galvez and Innes avenues declared open public streets.","quoted","journalofproceed29sanfrich",158,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed29sanfrich/page/n158",null,"Approving Map and Declaring a Portion of Hunter's Point Boulevard and a Portion of Donahue Street",null,null,"n","a",0,2.38],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed29sanfrich|22",1934,1934,"1934-01-29","resolution","the-street",null,"Hunter's Point Boulevard to be opened between Fairfax and Galvez avenues","unverified","journalofproceed29sanfrich",157,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed29sanfrich/page/n157",null,"Resolution No. 1262, as follows: Resolved, That that certain diagram entitled, \"Map showing the opening of Hunter's Point boulevard between Fairfax and Galvez avenues; also, the widening of Donahue street between Galvez and Innes avenues,\" approved by the Department of Public Works'",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed29sanfrich:184/2",1934,1934,"1934-02-05","resolution",null,"passed","Map opening Hunter's Point Boulevard and widening Donahue Street was approved, declaring parcels 1 to 7 open public streets.","quoted","journalofproceed29sanfrich",184,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed29sanfrich/page/n184",null,"Approving Map and Declaring a Portion of Hunter's Point Boulevard and a Portion of Donahue Street Open Public Streets.",null,null,"n","a",0,2.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed29sanfrich|38",1934,1934,"1934-02-05","resolution","the-street",null,"Hunter's Point Boulevard to be opened between Fairfax and Galvez avenues","unverified","journalofproceed29sanfrich",184,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed29sanfrich/page/n184",null,"Resolution No. 1262, as follows: Resolved, That that certain diagram entitled, \"Map showing the opening of Hunter's Point boulevard between Fairfax and Galvez avenues; also, the widening of Donahue street between Galvez and Innes avenues,\" approved by the Department of Public Works'",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed29sanfrich:501/3",1934,1934,"1934-03-26","resolution",null,"referred","Two federal House joint resolutions on Hunter's Point dry dock and bay bulkhead lines were referred to the Commercial and Industrial Development Committee.","quoted","journalofproceed29sanfrich",501,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed29sanfrich/page/n501",null,"Endorsement of House Joint Resolutions Providing for Acquisition of Hunter's Point Dry Dock and Union Iron Works,",null,null,"n","a",0,0.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed29sanfrich:523/3",1934,1934,"1934-04-02","resolution",null,"passed","The Board endorsed H. J. Resolution 286, asking the Navy to study acquiring the Hunter's Point shipyard.","quoted","journalofproceed29sanfrich",523,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed29sanfrich/page/n523",null,"Endorsing H. J. Resolution 286, \"Hunter's Point Dry Docks.\"",null,null,"n","a",0,5.88],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed29sanfrich:1553/3",1934,1934,"1934-10-08","resolution",null,"passed","The Board asked the United States War Department's Army Engineers to hold an early meeting on Bay bulkhead and pierhead lines from Hunter's Point to Ravenswood Point.","quoted","journalofproceed29sanfrich",1553,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed29sanfrich/page/n1553",null,"United States Engineers' Meeting Re Bulkhead and Pierhead Lines, San Francisco and San Mateo County.",null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954:615/7",1935,1935,"January 1, 1951","property_record","annual report",null,"Hunter's Point No. I School · owned by city: Education",null,"igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954",615,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954/page/n614",null,"Hunter's Point No. I School Education Tatoo AG, 8, 000 143, 000 4700",null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1935-1954","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954:615/8",1935,1935,"January 1, 1951","property_record","annual report",null,"Hunter's Point No. II School · owned by city: Education",null,"igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954",615,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954/page/n614",null,"Hunter's Point No. II School Education Cato ACs 18,500 160, 000 4700",null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1935-1954","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954:767/10",1935,1935,"January 1, 1952","property_record","annual report",null,"Hunter's Point No. II School · owned by city: Education",null,"igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954",767,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954/page/n766",null,"Hunter's Point No, II school Education Aaa fo hCe 18,500 160, 0V0 4700",null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1935-1954","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954:909/6",1935,1935,"January 1, 1953","property_record","annual report",null,"Hunter's Point No. I · owned by city: Education",null,"igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954",909,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954/page/n908",null,"Hunter's Point No. I School Education telb4 Ac. 8,000 143,000 4.700",null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1935-1954","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954:909/7",1935,1935,"January 1, 1953","property_record","annual report",null,"Hunter's Point No. II · owned by city: Education",null,"igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954",909,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954/page/n908",null,"Hunter's Point No. II School Education Ala) INGA 18,500 160,000 4700",null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1935-1954","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954:1037/9",1935,1935,"January 1, 1954","property_record","annual report",null,"Hunter's Point Child Care Center No. 1 · owned by city: Education",null,"igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954",1037,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1935-1954/page/n1036",null,"Hunter's Point Child Care Center No. 1 Education 0.451 Ac. 4,000 1,000 4700",null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1935-1954","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed33sanfrich:2042/2",1938,1938,"1938-10-31","ordinance",null,"passed","Board passed $3,000 (≈ $71,689 in 2026 dollars) from the County Road Fund to oil streets in Hunter's Point, worked by the W.P.A.","quoted","journalofproceed33sanfrich",2042,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed33sanfrich/page/n2042",null,"Appropriating $3,000 From County Road Fund as San Francisco's Contribution Toward Oiling Streets in Hunter's Point District.",null,null,"n","a",0,2.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed33sanfrich:2044/1",1938,1938,"1938-10-31","ordinance",null,"referred","The Board rescinded its final passage of an ordinance to oil Hunter's Point streets and referred it to the Streets Committee.","quoted","journalofproceed33sanfrich",2044,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed33sanfrich/page/n2044",null,"ment of streets in Hunter's Point District by oiling. This work is to be prosecuted",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed34sanfrich:765/2",1939,1939,"1939-04-17","resolution",null,"passed","Board adopted a resolution urging Congress to authorize federal purchase and development of the Hunter's Point drydock.","quoted","journalofproceed34sanfrich",765,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed34sanfrich/page/n757",null,"Memorializing Congress and Senate to Authorize Government Purchase and Development of Hunter's Point Dry Dock.",null,null,"n","a",0,7.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed35sanfrich|1030",1940,1940,"1940-11-25","resolution","getting-around","refused","Market Street Railway gets a bus route to Hunter's Point Boulevard","unverified","journalofproceed35sanfrich",2835,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed35sanfrich/page/n2835",null,"Resolution No *, as follows: Granting permit to Market Street Railway to operate buses from Third Street and Evans Avenue to Alvord Street and Hunter's Point Boulevard and return. Resolved, That the Market Street Railway Company, a corporation, be and it is hereby granted permission, revocable at wi",null,null,"n","m",0,0.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed35sanfrich|1036",1940,1940,"1940-12-02","resolution","getting-around",null,"Market Street Railway gets a bus route to Hunter's Point Boulevard","unverified","journalofproceed35sanfrich",2852,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed35sanfrich/page/n2852",null,"Resolution No. 1486, as follows: Granting permit to Market Street Railway to operate buses from Third Street and Evans Avenue to Alvord Street and Hunter's Point Boulevard and return. Resolved, That the Market Street Railway Company, a corporation, be and it is hereby granted permission, revocable a",null,null,"n","a",0,0.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed36sanfrich:1637/1",1941,1941,"1941-07-14","resolution","transit","referred","Supervisor Schmidt's resolution backing a Congress bill for a Hunter's Point to Bay Farm Island bridge was referred to committee.","quoted","journalofproceed36sanfrich",1637,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed36sanfrich/page/n1634",null,"Endorsing Construction of Bridge from Hunter's Point to Bay Farm Island",null,null,"n","a",0,-2.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed36sanfrich|624",1941,1941,"1941-07-14","resolution","civic-life","referred","Hunter's Point to Bay Farm Island bridge backing sent to committee","unverified","journalofproceed36sanfrich",1637,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed36sanfrich/page/n1634",null,"Resolution No as follows: Whei-eas. There is before Congress a Bill sponsoring the construction of a new bridge from the vicinity of Hunter's Point to the Bay Farm Island in Alameda; and Whereas. An additional bridge, strong enough to carry heavy freight and passenger trains, will make San Francisco",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed36sanfrich:1658/2",1941,1941,"1941-07-21","resolution",null,"passed","Resolution endorsing a bridge from Hunter's Point to Bay Farm Island, urging Congress to back the bill, was adopted.","quoted","journalofproceed36sanfrich",1658,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed36sanfrich/page/n1655",null,"Endorsing Construction of Bridge from Hunter's Point to Bay Farm Island",null,null,"n","a",0,2.12],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed36sanfrich|636",1941,1941,"1941-07-21","resolution","civic-life","passed","Bridge from Hunter's Point to Bay Farm Island sent to committee","unverified","journalofproceed36sanfrich",1658,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed36sanfrich/page/n1655",null,"Resolution No as follows: Whereas. Tliere is before ConKress a Hill sponsoring the construction of a new bridge from the vicinity of Hunter's Point to the Ray Farm Island in Alameda: and Whereas. .\\n additional hridiie. strong enough to carry heavy freight and passenger trains, will make San Francis",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:journalofproceed36sanfrich/1655/e4ebefd7",1941,1941,"1941-07-21","resolution",null,"passed","Bridge from Hunter's Point to Bay Farm Island sent to committee","unverified","journalofproceed36sanfrich",1658,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed36sanfrich/page/n1655",null,"Abatement Proceedings- 4722 to 4726 Balboa Street (Series of 1939)…",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed36sanfrich:1812/2",1941,1941,"1941-08-18","resolution","transit","referred","Board sent a resolution endorsing a proposed Hunter's Point to Bay Farm Island bridge back to committee.","quoted","journalofproceed36sanfrich",1812,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed36sanfrich/page/n1809",null,"Endorsing Construction of Bridge from Hunter's Point to Bay Farm Island",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed37sanfrich:1476/2",1942,1942,"1942-06-08","resolution",null,"passed","Proposed cancellation of 1942-43 property taxes on Hunter's Point land acquired by the United States.","quoted","journalofproceed37sanfrich",1476,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed37sanfrich/page/n1471",null,"Cancellation of Taxes — Property Acquired by the United States of America at Hunter's Point (Series of 1939)",null,null,"n","a",0,4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed37sanfrich|355",1942,1942,"1942-06-08","resolution","public-money",null,"Taxes cancelled on land taken for the Hunter's Point dry docks","unverified","journalofproceed37sanfrich",1476,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed37sanfrich/page/n1471",null,"Resolution No. 2680. as follows: Resolved, In accordance with the consent of the City Attorney, and pursuant to Section 4986 of the Revenue and Taxation Code of the State of California, that the Controller, in his capacity as county auditor, be, and he is, hereby authorized and directed to cancel th",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed37part2sanfrich:395/4",1942,1942,"1942-08-10","resolution","housing","referred","Board proposed a survey of existing Hunter's Point buildings and a pause on new building permits there.","quoted","journalofproceed37part2sanfrich",395,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed37part2sanfrich/page/n394",null,"Survey of Existing Buildings in Hunter's Point District.",null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C101747259:187/5",1945,1943,"1943","property_record","study or report",null,"District V Hunter's Point · population: 39,000 persons, health center in Housing Project","unverified","C101747259",187,"https://archive.org/details/C101747259/page/n186",null,"Hunter's Point 1943 39,000 Health Center in Housing Project",null,"A Report based on a study of the San Francisco Department of Public Health","n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed38sanfrich:944/3",1943,1943,"1943-04-26","resolution","housing","referred","Supervisor MacPhee presented a resolution urging city officials to address unsafe construction and fire protection at Hunter's Point.","quoted","journalofproceed38sanfrich",944,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed38sanfrich/page/n944",null,"Consideration of Building Situation at Hunter's Point. (Series of 1939) Supervisor MacPhee presented: Resolution No",null,null,"n","a",0,0.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed39sanfrich:1042/2",1944,1944,"1944-05-15","ordinance","health",null,"Emergency ordinance amends a Hunter's Point Health Centers supervising field nurse's monthly salary from $200 (≈ $3,829 in 2026 dollars) to $210 (≈ $4,020 in 2026 dollars), retroactive to July 8, 1943.","quoted","journalofproceed39sanfrich",1042,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed39sanfrich/page/n1042",null,"Correcting Salary of Supervising Field Nurse Inadvertently Deprived of Salary Increment on Receiving Promotive Appointment in",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C101747259:215/3",1945,1944,"1944-45","site","study or report",null,"Mental Health service, Department of Public Health · use: Mental health service conducted at the Hunter's Point Health Center","unverified","C101747259",215,"https://archive.org/details/C101747259/page/n214",null,"Service is conducted at the Dem rtment he adquarters building, the Mission, Alemany, and Hunter's Point Health Centers,",null,"A Report based on a study of the San Francisco Department of Public Health","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C101747259:217/1",1945,1945,"1945","finding","study or report",null,"Mental hygiene service, Hunter's Point · finding: Extension of service in Hunter's Point is insufficient to meet the problems there encountered","unverified","C101747259",217,"https://archive.org/details/C101747259/page/n216",null,"The recent extension of service in Hunter's Point, while help~ ms is insufficient to meet the problems there encountered.",null,"A Report based on a study of the San Francisco Department of Public Health","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed411sanfrich:1296/2",1946,1946,"1946-11-25","resolution","housing",null,"Mayor proposed to negotiate with the Housing Authority for about 120 temporary housing units at Hunter's Point.","quoted","journalofproceed411sanfrich",1296,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed411sanfrich/page/n1293",null,"Authorizing the Mayor to Negotiate With the Housing Authority of the City and County",null,null,"n","a",0,-3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed42sanfrich:1005/1",1947,1947,"1947-05-05","resolution",null,"passed","Taxes from 1932-33 through 1938-39 on a Hunter's Point lot were cancelled after the federal government acquired it for defense housing.","quoted","journalofproceed42sanfrich",1005,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed42sanfrich/page/n1005",null,"Cancellation of Taxes — Property Acquired by the United States of America. Proposal No. 6748",null,null,"n","a",0,6.75],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed42sanfrich:2056/5",1947,1947,"1947-10-27","resolution",null,"passed","Controller authorized to cancel second-installment 1943-44 taxes on Hunter's Point Lot 8, Block 4727, adopted 9 to 2.","quoted","journalofproceed42sanfrich",2056,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed42sanfrich/page/n2056",null,"Cancellation of Taxes — Property Acquired by the United States.",null,null,"n","a",0,3.95],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed44sanfrich:847/3",1949,1949,"1949-09-06","resolution",null,"passed","Taxes for fiscal years 1942-43 through 1949-50 on land the U.S. Government took for the Hunter's Point dry dock were cancelled.","quoted","journalofproceed44sanfrich",847,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed44sanfrich/page/n844",null,"Authorizing Cancellation of Taxes for the Fiscal Years 1942-43 Through 1949-50 on Property Acquired by the United States Government",null,null,"n","a",0,2.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed44sanfrich:935/3",1949,1949,"1949-10-03","resolution","parks","continued","Board continued consideration of $15,000 (≈ $212,357 in 2026 dollars) for a cruiser memorial, possibly sited in Golden Gate Park, Land's End or Hunter's Point.","quoted","journalofproceed44sanfrich",935,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed44sanfrich/page/n932",null,"Transferring the Sum of $15,000 from Appropriation No. 801.500.00, Board of Supervisors, to Appropriation No. 912.500.111,",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed44sanfrich|572",1949,1949,"1949-10-03","resolution","city-services","continued","Memorial site debated between Golden Gate Park and Hunter's Point","unverified","journalofproceed44sanfrich",935,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed44sanfrich/page/n932",null,"Resolution No (Series of 1939) . Discussion. Supervisor MacPhee raised the question of whether the memorial should be placed in Golden Gate Park in view of the fact that upkeep of the same may be ultimately neglected and further, he had received a request from a group from Hunter's Point which had e",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed44sanfrich|678",1949,1949,"1949-12-05","ordinance","running-the-city","referred","Effort urged to keep the Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard open","quoted","journalofproceed44sanfrich",1098,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed44sanfrich/page/n1095",null,"Ordinance No (Series of 1939). Referred to Judiciary Committee. Request of Supervisor MacPhee Re Maintenance of Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard. Supervisor MacPhee requested that the attention of the city's legislative representative at Washintgon, D. C, be called to the statements contained in the pi",null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed44sanfrich:1120/3",1949,1949,"1949-12-12","resolution",null,"passed","Resolution protesting the planned closing of the San Francisco Naval Shipyard at Hunter's Point was adopted as amended.","quoted","journalofproceed44sanfrich",1120,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed44sanfrich/page/n1117",null,"Protesting the Contemplated Closing of the San Francisco Naval Shipyard at Hunter's Point.",null,null,"n","a",0,5.62],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed44sanfrich:1120/4",1949,1949,"1949-12-12","resolution",null,"passed","Discussion of a program to keep operations and personnel at the Naval Shipyard, Hunter's Point, was adopted.","quoted","journalofproceed44sanfrich",1120,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed44sanfrich/page/n1117",null,"Discussion of Program to Assure Maintenance of Present Operations and Personnel at San Francisco Naval Shipyard, Hunter's Point.",null,null,"n","a",0,2.12],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed44sanfrich:1121/1",1949,1949,"1949-12-12","resolution",null,"passed","Citizens' committee to maintain and improve the Hunter's Point naval shipyard requested of the Mayor; adopted.","quoted","journalofproceed44sanfrich",1121,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed44sanfrich/page/n1118",null,"Requesting the Mayor to Appoint a Citizens' Committee Which Shall Be Responsible for the",null,null,"n","a",0,3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed44sanfrich:1121/3",1949,1949,"1949-12-12","resolution",null,"passed","Supervisor J. Joseph Sullivan authorized to represent the city in Washington opposing cuts at the Hunter's Point shipyard; adopted.","quoted","journalofproceed44sanfrich",1121,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed44sanfrich/page/n1118",null,"Authorizing Supervisor J. Joseph Sullivan to Represent the Board in Washington, D. C., in the Matter of",null,null,"n","a",0,3.12],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed44sanfrich|705",1949,1949,"1949-12-19","resolution","running-the-city","passed","Congressman Franck Havenner tells the Board about the Hunter's Point shipyard","unverified","journalofproceed44sanfrich",1134,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed44sanfrich/page/n1131",null,"Resolution No. 9388 (Series of 1939) . (In conformity with Master Plan.) Adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Supervisors Christopher, Fazackerley, Gallagher, Halley, Lewis. MacPhee, Mancuso, McMurray, Mead, J. Joseph Sullivan, John J. Sullivan — 11. Introduction of Hon. Franck R. Havenner, Member o",null,null,"n","a",0,2.02],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C101744965:77/6",1950,1950,"","site","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point · other: Included in District Z industrial area","unverified","C101744965",77,"https://archive.org/details/C101744965/page/n76",null,"This district includes Hunter's Point, and the industrial uses concentrated at the intersection of Third am Bayshore.",null,"Transportation planning for San Francisco : a report on the planning procedure and planning and engineering techniques utilized in preparation of the San Francisco long-range circulation plan, 1946-1948","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed45sanfrich:633/1",1950,1950,"1950-06-26","ordinance","housing","passed","City Attorney authorized to stipulate a $1 (≈ $13.98 in 2026 dollars) federal judgment for taking Parcel 72 at Hunter's Point, passed finally.","quoted","journalofproceed45sanfrich",633,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed45sanfrich/page/n630",null,"Authorizing the City Attorney to Enter into Stipulation With the United States of America for",null,null,"n","a",0,3.76],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed45sanfrich:748/2",1950,1950,"1950-08-07","resolution","housing","continued","Board continued for one week the proposal to approve sites for 3,000 low-rent housing units in Hunter's Point.","quoted","journalofproceed45sanfrich",748,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed45sanfrich/page/n745",null,"Approving Selection of Sites for Development of Program of 3,000 Low-Rent Housing Units, as Outlined in Resolution No. 712-A",null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed46sanfrich:460/3",1951,1951,"1951-04-30","ordinance",null,"passed first reading","City Attorney may stipulate to a judgment giving the city one dollar for a street area in Hunter's Point; passed for second reading.","quoted","journalofproceed46sanfrich",460,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed46sanfrich/page/n460",null,"Authorizing the City Attorney to Stipulate for Entry of Judgment Awarding the City the Sum of One Dollar in Return",null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed46sanfrich:507/2",1951,1951,"1951-05-15","ordinance",null,"passed","The Board finally passed authority for the City Attorney to accept a one-dollar judgment from the United States for a Hunter's Point street parcel.","quoted","journalofproceed46sanfrich",507,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed46sanfrich/page/n507",null,"Authorizing the City Attorney to Stipulate for Entry of Judgment Awarding to the City the Sum of One Dollar",null,null,"n","a",0,2.88],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed48sanfrich:365/2",1953,1953,"1953-04-27","resolution","water-sewers","passed","Easements from the Housing Authority for Southeast collecting sewers accepted at no cost to the City, Hunter's Point.","quoted","journalofproceed48sanfrich",365,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed48sanfrich/page/n365",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,4.11],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed49sanfrich:548/2",1954,1954,"1954-06-07","resolution",null,"passed","Portion of Hunter's Point Boulevard between Hudson and Innes Avenues vacated by resolution; no protestants appeared.","quoted","journalofproceed49sanfrich",548,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed49sanfrich/page/n547",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,4.88],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed49sanfrich:714/4",1954,1954,"1954-08-02","resolution",null,"passed","Extension of Evans Avenue from Hunter's Point Boulevard, amended to name Fairfax Avenue instead, was adopted.","quoted","journalofproceed49sanfrich",714,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed49sanfrich/page/n713",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,1.88],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed49sanfrich:715/1",1954,1954,"1954-08-02","resolution",null,"passed","Resolution adopted to extend Fairfax Avenue from Hunter's Point Boulevard, changed from Evans Avenue by amendment.","quoted","journalofproceed49sanfrich",715,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed49sanfrich/page/n714",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,4.12],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed49sanfrich|433",1954,1954,"1954-08-02","motion","running-the-city",null,"Extension of Evans Avenue from Hunter's Point Boulevard proposed","unverified","journalofproceed49sanfrich",714,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed49sanfrich/page/n713",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1955:79/16",1955,1955,"January 1, 1955","property_record","annual report",null,"Hunter's Point No. II School · owned by city: Education","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1955",79,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1955/page/n78",null,null,null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1955","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1955:79/17",1955,1955,"January 1, 1955","property_record","annual report",null,"Hunter's Point Child Care Center #1 · owned by city: Education","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1955",79,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1955/page/n78",null,null,null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1955","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1955:81/1",1955,1955,"January 1, 1955","property_record","annual report",null,"Hunter's Point Child Care Center No. 2 · owned by city: Education","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1955",81,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1955/page/n80",null,null,null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1955","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1955:81/2",1955,1955,"January 1, 1955","property_record","annual report",null,"Hunter's Point Child Care Center No. 3 · owned by city: Education","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1955",81,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1955/page/n80",null,null,null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1955","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1956:85/10",1956,1956,"1956","property_record","city-owned property report",null,"Hunter's Point Child Care Center #1 · owned by city: Education","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1956",85,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1956/page/n84",null,null,null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1956","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1956:85/11",1956,1956,"1956","property_record","city-owned property report",null,"Hunter's Point Child Care Center No. 2 · owned by city: Education","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1956",85,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1956/page/n84",null,null,null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1956","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1956:85/12",1956,1956,"1956","property_record","city-owned property report",null,"Hunter's Point Child Care Center No. 3 · owned by city: Education","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1956",85,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1956/page/n84",null,null,null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1956","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1956:85/8",1956,1956,"1956","property_record","city-owned property report",null,"Hunter's Point No. I School · owned by city: Education","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1956",85,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1956/page/n84",null,null,null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1956","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1956:85/9",1956,1956,"1956","property_record","city-owned property report",null,"Hunter's Point No. II School · owned by city: Education","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1956",85,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1956/page/n84",null,null,null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1956","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed51sanfrich:230/3",1956,1956,"1956-04-02","resolution",null,null,"Resolution urging federal approval of San Francisco's application for funds for preliminary needs of the Hunter's Point reclamation district.","quoted","journalofproceed51sanfrich",230,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed51sanfrich/page/n229",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,0.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed51sanfrich:311/4",1956,1956,"1956-05-14","resolution","parks","passed","The Board adopted an agreement letting the Recreation and Park Department use the Hunter's Point Gymnasium Building.","quoted","journalofproceed51sanfrich",311,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed51sanfrich/page/n310",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,3.41],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1957:99/1",1957,1957,"1957","property_record","annual report",null,"Hunter's Point Child Care Center #3 / Tank Site · owned by city: Water","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1957",99,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1957/page/n98",null,null,null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1957","n","a",0,-4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed52sanfrich:16/11",1957,1957,"1957-01-07","motion",null,"passed","The city voted unanimously to support a bill allowing the city to lend money to the Hunter's Point Reclamation District.","quoted","journalofproceed52sanfrich",16,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed52sanfrich/page/n15",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,1.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed53sanfrich:160/6",1958,1958,"1958-03-10","ordinance",null,"passed first reading","Ordinance appropriating $35,000 (≈ $408,059 in 2026 dollars) loan to Hunter's Point Reclamation District passed for second reading.","quoted","journalofproceed53sanfrich",160,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed53sanfrich/page/n160",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,1.62],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed53sanfrich:170/2",1958,1958,"1958-03-17","ordinance",null,"passed","Board finally passed a $35,000 (≈ $408,059 in 2026 dollars) loan from the Chief Administrative Officer to the Hunter's Point Reclamation District.","quoted","journalofproceed53sanfrich",170,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed53sanfrich/page/n170",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,1.75],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed53sanfrich|342",1958,1958,"1958-07-14","ordinance","running-the-city","passed first reading","Deal on Hunter's Point street areas passes second reading","quoted","journalofproceed53sanfrich",515,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed53sanfrich/page/n515",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,1.02],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed53sanfrich|357",1958,1958,"1958-07-21","ordinance","running-the-city","passed","City gives up exclusive use of Hunter's Point street areas","quoted","journalofproceed53sanfrich",531,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed53sanfrich/page/n531",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,1.17],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1959:101/2",1959,1959,"July 1, 1959","property_record","city-owned property report",null,"Hunter's Point No. I · owned by city: School Education","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1959",101,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1959/page/n100",null,null,null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1959","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1959:101/3",1959,1959,"July 1, 1959","property_record","city-owned property report",null,"Hunter's Point No. II · owned by city: School Education","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1959",101,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1959/page/n100",null,null,null,"Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1959","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1959:101/4",1959,1959,"July 1, 1959","property_record","city-owned property report",null,"Hunter's Point Child Care Center #1 · owned by city: 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formerly the single largest employer in Southern Bayshore area","unverified","C124884963",268,"https://archive.org/details/C124884963/page/n267",null,null,null,"Commercial and industrial activity in San Francisco : present characteristics and future trends : report to San Francisco Department of City Planning","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124884963:399/1",1975,1975,"","finding","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point crime conditions · finding: High crime rates and fear of injury and loss of property are critical problems","unverified","C124884963",399,"https://archive.org/details/C124884963/page/n398",null,null,null,"Commercial and industrial activity in San Francisco : present characteristics and future trends : report to San Francisco Department of City Planning","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124884963:399/2",1975,1975,"","finding","study or report",null,"Small manufacturers in Hunter's Point · other: Small manufacturers are rapidly leaving the Hunter's Point area","unverified","C124884963",399,"https://archive.org/details/C124884963/page/n398",null,null,null,"Commercial and industrial activity in San Francisco : present characteristics and future trends : report to San Francisco Department of City Planning","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124884875:100/1",1975,1975,"4/10/75 - 1/9/76","project","study or report",null,"Operation Clean Up (MCA) · cost usd: 78,500","unverified","C124884875",100,"https://archive.org/details/C124884875/page/n99",null,null,null,"Grants report : How much of what is in the second city budget","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124884875:93/4",1975,1975,"4/10/75 - 1/9/76","action","study or report",null,"[name withheld] on Completion of Hunter's Point Urban Renewal Project · cost usd: 5,689,000","unverified","C124884875",93,"https://archive.org/details/C124884875/page/n92",null,null,null,"Grants report : How much of what is in the second city budget","n","a",0,-2.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124884875:95/3",1975,1975,"4/10/75 - 1/9/76","project","study or report",null,"Continue Bayview-Hunter's Point Model Neighborhood Services · cost usd: 1,062,600","unverified","C124884875",95,"https://archive.org/details/C124884875/page/n94",null,null,null,"Grants report : How much of what is in the second city budget","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124884875:189/1",1975,1975,"7/1/74 to 6/30/75","project","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard Economic Reuse Study and Marketing Program · lead agency: Mayor's Office of Economic Development","unverified","C124884875",189,"https://archive.org/details/C124884875/page/n188",null,null,null,"Grants report : How much of what is in the second city budget","n","a",0,0.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124884875:93/3",1975,1975,"Fiscal Year '74-'75","project","study or report",null,"[name withheld] on Completion of Hunter's Point Urban Renewal Project · lead agency: Mayor's Office of Community Development (SFRA)","unverified","C124884875",93,"https://archive.org/details/C124884875/page/n92",null,null,null,"Grants report : How much of what is in the second city budget","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C123319491:36/1",1976,1976,"","event","plan",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · other: military use terminated; Commission staff participating in planning for future use","unverified","C123319491",36,"https://archive.org/details/C123319491/page/n35",null,null,null,"Management program for San Francisco Bay","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C123319507:46/2",1976,1976,"","action","plan",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · other: planning for future use under Policy Notes on Plan Maps 10 and 11","unverified","C123319507",46,"https://archive.org/details/C123319507/page/n45",null,null,null,"Management program for San Francisco Bay","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C123319507:51/1",1976,1976,"","agency","plan",null,"Navy Western Facilities Engineering Command, Hunter's Point Naval Air Station · other: memorandum of understanding with BCDC","unverified","C123319507",51,"https://archive.org/details/C123319507/page/n50",null,null,null,"Management program for San Francisco Bay","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C123319570:79/1",1976,1976,"","project","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point Community Youth Park Foundation · cost usd: $20,000 for playground equipment","unverified","C123319570",79,"https://archive.org/details/C123319570/page/n78",null,null,null,"Public access and shoreline recreation","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/c124892967:23/3",1976,1976,"","project","study or report",null,"Circumferential multi-purpose roadway, South Bayshore · other: surface parkway of limited capacity along Hunter's Point corridor alignment, serving Hunter's Point Shipyard and Candlestick Park","unverified","c124892967",23,"https://archive.org/details/c124892967/page/n22","Hunter's Point",null,null,"Transportation conditions and trends : background information for the transportation strategy and programs report","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/c124892967:33/2",1976,1976,"","finding","study or report",null,"Truck traffic · finding: heavy truck traffic particularly affects Bayview-Hunter's Point and Mission Districts","unverified","c124892967",33,"https://archive.org/details/c124892967/page/n32",null,null,null,"Transportation conditions and trends : background information for the transportation strategy and programs report","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C101697177:75/1",1976,1976,"1976","finding","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point industrial area (NBA) · finding: Conclusion from LU/UD about increased industrial employment in Hunter's Point, related to access to employment, subject to change after interviews","unverified","C101697177",75,"https://archive.org/details/C101697177/page/n74",null,null,null,"Theoretical framework for the evaluation of economic and financial impacts of BART /","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofmayaugproceed71sanfrich|125",1976,1976,"1976-08-30","resolution","the-street","passed","Map approved for new streets in Hunter's Point Community Unit 4","quoted","journalofmayaugproceed71sanfrich",569,"https://archive.org/details/journalofmayaugproceed71sanfrich/page/n566",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,1.69],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C123319507:46/1",1976,1976,"since completion of the Plan","event","plan",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · other: military use terminated, at least for the time being","unverified","C123319507",46,"https://archive.org/details/C123319507/page/n45",null,null,null,"Management program for San Francisco Bay","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124906296:35/4",1977,1977,"","site","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point · other: Black population center in the southeastern district","unverified","C124906296",35,"https://archive.org/details/C124906296/page/n34",null,null,null,"BART impacts on travel by ethnic minorities : working paper","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124906296:74/4",1977,1977,"","finding","study or report",null,"BART service in outlying San Francisco districts · other: BART does not travel to outlying residential districts such as Richmond, Ingleside or Hunter's Point where many minority people live","unverified","C124906296",74,"https://archive.org/details/C124906296/page/n73",null,null,null,"BART impacts on travel by ethnic minorities : working paper","n","a",0,0.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journajulydeclofproceed72sanfrich:671/2",1977,1977,"1977-12-27","resolution","health","passed","Board approved a $71,371 (≈ $396,827 in 2026 dollars) contract amendment with Bayview-Hunter's Point Foundation for alcoholism and mental health services.","quoted","journajulydeclofproceed72sanfrich",671,"https://archive.org/details/journajulydeclofproceed72sanfrich/page/n670",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.02],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journajulydeclofproceed72sanfrich|g2305",1977,1977,"1977-12-27","resolution","health","passed","Bayview alcohol program contract amended; $71,371 (≈ $396,827 in 2026 dollars) for the year","quoted","journajulydeclofproceed72sanfrich",670,"https://archive.org/details/journajulydeclofproceed72sanfrich/page/n669",null,null,null,null,"n","m",0,-0.36],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journajulydeclofproceed72sanfrich|g2306",1977,1977,"1977-12-27",null,"health","passed","Bayview alcohol program contract amended; $71,371 (≈ $396,827 in 2026 dollars) for the year.","unverified","journajulydeclofproceed72sanfrich",670,"https://archive.org/details/journajulydeclofproceed72sanfrich/page/n669",null,null,null,null,"n","m",0,-1.23],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124906010:65/5",1978,1978,"","site","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point · other: Black population center in the southeastern district","unverified","C124906010",65,"https://archive.org/details/C124906010/page/n64",null,null,null,"Implications of BART's mobility and accessibility impacts for the transportation disadvantaged","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journaljanjuneofproceed73sanfrich|g997",1978,1978,"1978-03-06",null,"health","passed","Bayview foundation's mental health contract amended","unverified","journaljanjuneofproceed73sanfrich",288,"https://archive.org/details/journaljanjuneofproceed73sanfrich/page/n288",null,null,null,null,"n","m",0,-1.23],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journaljanjuneofproceed73sanfrich|g998",1978,1978,"1978-03-06",null,"health","passed","Bayview foundation's mental health contract amended.","unverified","journaljanjuneofproceed73sanfrich",288,"https://archive.org/details/journaljanjuneofproceed73sanfrich/page/n288",null,null,null,null,"n","m",0,-1.23],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journaljanjuneofproceed73sanfrich|181",1978,1978,"1978-04-17","resolution","land-and-building","passed","$100,000 (≈ $516,779 in 2026 dollars) voted for Third Street shopfronts in Bayview-Hunter's Point","quoted","journaljanjuneofproceed73sanfrich",491,"https://archive.org/details/journaljanjuneofproceed73sanfrich/page/n491",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,1.91],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journaljanjuneofproceed73sanfrich|g1678",1978,1978,"1978-04-17",null,"works","passed","$100,000 (≈ $516,779 in 2026 dollars) for Third Street shopping-district work in Bayview-Hunter's Point approved","unverified","journaljanjuneofproceed73sanfrich",491,"https://archive.org/details/journaljanjuneofproceed73sanfrich/page/n491",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,1.99],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journaljanjuneofproceed73sanfrich|244",1978,1978,"1978-05-22","resolution","land-and-building","passed","$12,056 (≈ $62,303 in 2026 dollars) to be moved to Hunter's Point Youth Park Foundation","quoted","journaljanjuneofproceed73sanfrich",668,"https://archive.org/details/journaljanjuneofproceed73sanfrich/page/n668",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,1.66],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C123306965:7/6",1979,1979,"","agency","other",null,"Senior Escort Service, Hunter's Point Office · other: Hunter's Point Office, 285-2500","unverified","C123306965",7,"https://archive.org/details/C123306965/page/n6","1682 Newcomb St.",null,null,"Housing resources for senior citizens in San Francisco : a project of Legal Assistance to the Elderly","n","m",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C123307400:3/2",1980,1980,"","project","other",null,"Southeast Plant · other: will handle sewage from the eastern half of the City; being expanded","unverified","C123307400",3,"https://archive.org/details/C123307400/page/n2",null,null,null,"Clean water reporter. June 1980","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124903355:58/1",1975,1980,"1980","measure","study or report",null,"San Francisco North Point discharge · other: moved to Hunter's Point area, a bit south of the Bay Bridge, in 1980","unverified","C124903355",58,"https://archive.org/details/C124903355/page/n57",null,null,null,"San Francisco Bay Region wastewater management facilities project coordination program report ... for BASSA, Bay Area Sewage Services Agency","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124924919:15/2",1980,1980,"1980","agency","other",null,"Bayview Hunter's Point Community Development Corporation · other: fair housing organization office","unverified","C124924919",15,"https://archive.org/details/C124924919/page/n14","1715 Yosemite Avenue",null,null,"Fair housing directory 1980 : organizations fighting housing discrimination in the San Francisco Bay area","n","m",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journaljulydecofproceed75sanfrich:453/3",1980,1980,"1980-11-03","resolution","health","passed","Mental health contract with Bayview-Hunter's Point Foundation was modified, worth $1.1M (≈ $4.5 million in 2026 dollars) for 1980-81.","quoted","journaljulydecofproceed75sanfrich",453,"https://archive.org/details/journaljulydecofproceed75sanfrich/page/n452",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,3.71],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124878958:15/1",1983,1980,"1980-1985","site","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point · units: 751 units","unverified","C124878958",15,"https://archive.org/details/C124878958/page/n14",null,null,null,"Local development policy survey update for San Francisco","n","a",0,3.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124878958:15/2",1983,1980,"1980-1985","site","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point · acreage: 40 acres","unverified","C124878958",15,"https://archive.org/details/C124878958/page/n14",null,null,null,"Local development policy survey update for San Francisco","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124878958:17/2",1983,1980,"1980-85 land supply","project","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point central neighborhood churches and shops · acreage: 3 acres where churches and shops are to be built on vacant sites at the hilltop","unverified","C124878958",17,"https://archive.org/details/C124878958/page/n16",null,null,null,"Local development policy survey update for San Francisco","n","a",0,3.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C123298834:57/7",1981,1981,"","site","plan",null,"Hunter's Point · other: Chinese fishing camp","unverified","C123298834",57,"https://archive.org/details/C123298834/page/n56",null,null,null,"Fisherman's Wharf action plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journaljanjuneofproceed76sanfrich:326/7",1981,1981,"1981-03-30","resolution","health",null,"Public Health proposed a first amendment to the Bayview-Hunter's Point Foundation contract for the Center for Problem Drinkers.","quoted","journaljanjuneofproceed76sanfrich",326,"https://archive.org/details/journaljanjuneofproceed76sanfrich/page/n325",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journaljanjuneofproceed76sanfrich:327/1",1981,1981,"1981-03-30","resolution","health","passed","Second amendment to a Public Health alcohol treatment contract with Bayview-Hunter's Point Foundation was adopted.","quoted","journaljanjuneofproceed76sanfrich",327,"https://archive.org/details/journaljanjuneofproceed76sanfrich/page/n326",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.14],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journaljanjuneofproceed76sanfrich:327/3",1981,1981,"1981-03-30","resolution","health","passed","Renewal of a Public Health drug program contract with Bayview-Hunter's Point Foundation was adopted.","quoted","journaljanjuneofproceed76sanfrich",327,"https://archive.org/details/journaljanjuneofproceed76sanfrich/page/n326",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.14],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journaljanjuneofproceed76sanfrich:652/6",1981,1981,"1981-06-08","resolution","health","passed","City renews alcohol program contract with Bayview-Hunter's Point Foundation for its Center for Problem Drinkers.","quoted","journaljanjuneofproceed76sanfrich",652,"https://archive.org/details/journaljanjuneofproceed76sanfrich/page/n651",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.02],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journaljanjuneofproceed76sanfrich:737/7",1981,1981,"1981-06-22","contract","health","referred","Proposed renewal of a Southeast Mental Health Center contract with Bayview-Hunter's Point Foundation was referred to Health and Environment Committee.","quoted","journaljanjuneofproceed76sanfrich",737,"https://archive.org/details/journaljanjuneofproceed76sanfrich/page/n736",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916942:38/1",1992,1982,"1982","site","study or report",null,"Bayview-Hunter's Point schools · other: Consent Decree designed to fundamentally remake the schools in all of their essentials","unverified","C124916942",38,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n37",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft for discussion of a San Francisco Unified School District strategic plan]","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofjanjuneproceed77sanfrich:361/2",1982,1982,"1982-03-22","contract","health","passed","Contract modification with Bayview Hunter's Point Foundation for mental health services in Bayview was adopted.","quoted","journalofjanjuneproceed77sanfrich",361,"https://archive.org/details/journalofjanjuneproceed77sanfrich/page/n360",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.14],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofjanjuneproceed77sanfrich:361/3",1982,1982,"1982-03-22","contract","health","passed","A further contract modification with Bayview Hunter's Point Foundation for mental health services was adopted.","quoted","journalofjanjuneproceed77sanfrich",361,"https://archive.org/details/journalofjanjuneproceed77sanfrich/page/n360",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.14],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofjanjuneproceed77sanfrich:787/5",1982,1982,"1982-06-28","resolution","health","passed","Department of Public Health renewed a $71,217 (≈ $248,662 in 2026 dollars) alcohol program contract with Bayview Hunter's Point Foundation.","quoted","journalofjanjuneproceed77sanfrich",787,"https://archive.org/details/journalofjanjuneproceed77sanfrich/page/n786",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.02],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofjulydecproceed77sanfrich:19/4",1982,1982,"1982-07-06","contract","health","referred","A $1,249,921 (≈ $4.4 million in 2026 dollars) mental health contract with Bayview-Hunter's Point Foundation is referred to the Health Committee.","quoted","journalofjulydecproceed77sanfrich",19,"https://archive.org/details/journalofjulydecproceed77sanfrich/page/n18",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofjulydecproceed77sanfrich:683/2",1982,1982,"1982-12-20","resolution","health","passed","City adopts $81,836 (≈ $285,739 in 2026 dollars) contract amendment with Bayview-Hunter's Point Foundation's Center for Problem Drinkers.","quoted","journalofjulydecproceed77sanfrich",683,"https://archive.org/details/journalofjulydecproceed77sanfrich/page/n682",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.14],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/c124897620:151/5",1983,1983,"","project","plan",null,"MUNI Metro grade-separated line · proposes: grade-separated MUNI Metro from Richmond area through downtown to Hunter's Point-Visitacion Valley","unverified","c124897620",151,"https://archive.org/details/c124897620/page/n150","Geary Street",null,null,"The downtown plan : proposal for citizen review","n","a",0,0.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich:77/1",1983,1983,"1983-01-17","resolution","health","passed","Public Health approved a $3,654 (≈ $12,361 in 2026 dollars) amendment to a Bayview drug treatment contract with Bayview Hunter's Point Foundation.","quoted","journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich",77,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich/page/n74",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.02],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich:448/3",1983,1983,"1983-04-18","resolution","health","passed","Adopted a first modification to a city mental health contract with Bayview-Hunter's Point Foundation for Community Improvements.","quoted","journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich",448,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich/page/n445",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.14],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich:463/3",1983,1983,"1983-04-25","ordinance","parks","passed first reading","A $311,000 (≈ $1.1 million in 2026 dollars) appropriation for the Hunter's Point Recreation Center was passed for second reading.","quoted","journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich",463,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich/page/n460",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,3.11],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich:489/7",1983,1983,"1983-05-02","ordinance","parks",null,"Recreation and Park Department capital appropriation of $311,000 (≈ $1.1 million in 2026 dollars) for the Hunter's Point Recreation Center was proposed.","quoted","journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich",489,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich/page/n486",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,0.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich:724/4",1983,1983,"1983-06-20","contract","health","passed","Renewal of a $429,476 (≈ $1.5 million in 2026 dollars) Bayview drug treatment contract with Bayview-Hunter's Point Foundation was adopted.","quoted","journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich",724,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich/page/n721",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,3.12],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich:725/3",1983,1983,"1983-06-20","contract","health","passed","City approves renewal of a $187,613 (≈ $634,682 in 2026 dollars) contract with Bayview-Hunter's Point Foundation for the Center for Problem Drinkers.","quoted","journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich",725,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich/page/n722",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.14],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich:741/3",1983,1983,"1983-06-20","contract","health","passed","A $1,250,564 (≈ $4.2 million in 2026 dollars) mental health contract with Bayview-Hunter's Point Foundation for Southeast Mental Health Center was proposed.","quoted","journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich",741,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceedjanjune78sanfrich/page/n738",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124887761:113/6",1984,1984,"","action","ordinance or legislation",null,"MUNI Metro grade-separated line through downtown · proposes: Grade-separated MUNI Metro from Richmond area through downtown along Third Street corridor to Hunter's Point-Visitacion Valley","unverified","C124887761",113,"https://archive.org/details/C124887761/page/n112","Third Street",null,null,"Downtown : proposal as adopted by the City Planning Commission as a part of the master plan","n","a",0,0.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124922081:194/1",1984,1984,"","project","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point Roadway · proposes: Less-than-freeway facility through southeastern San Francisco with interchange to I-280 at Third Street","unverified","C124922081",194,"https://archive.org/details/C124922081/page/n193","Third Street",null,null,"Regional plan for San Francisco Bay Area naval shore activities : functional systems analyses/regional issues and options report","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C123307400:2/7",1980,1984,"1984","project","other",null,"Hunter's Point Facilities · other: Sewer to be built by end of 1984 to reduce overflows into [name withheld]","unverified","C123307400",2,"https://archive.org/details/C123307400/page/n1",null,null,null,"Clean water reporter. June 1980","n","a",0,2.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124884167:13/14",1984,1984,"1984","project","other",null,"Hunter's Point public housing renovation · units: vacant 82-unit public housing project","unverified","C124884167",13,"https://archive.org/details/C124884167/page/n12",null,null,null,"MOHED : production, preservation, people","n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journaljulydecofproceed79sanfrich:83/4",1984,1984,"1984-07-23","resolution","health","passed","City approves a $1,330,707 (≈ $4.3 million in 2026 dollars) contract with Bayview-Hunter's Point Foundation for Community Improvement for community mental health services.","quoted","journaljulydecofproceed79sanfrich",83,"https://archive.org/details/journaljulydecofproceed79sanfrich/page/n82",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,3.83],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journaljanjuneofproceed80sanfrich:181/1",1985,1985,"1985-02-11","contract","health","passed","Health Department contract amendment of $7,500 (≈ $23,486 in 2026 dollars) with Bayview-Hunter's Point Foundation for drug treatment was adopted.","quoted","journaljanjuneofproceed80sanfrich",181,"https://archive.org/details/journaljanjuneofproceed80sanfrich/page/n170",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.02],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124881943:87/8",1986,1986,"","finding","study or report",null,"South of Market, Tenderloin, Mission, Hunters Point and Bernal Heights · finding: no or only one private school/after-care program","unverified","C124881943",87,"https://archive.org/details/C124881943/page/n86",null,null,null,"Where the children play : a report on after-school recreational resources in San Francisco","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124881943:91/1",1986,1986,"","recommendation","study or report",null,"Target Programs in [name withheld] · recommendation: New money should be targeted in the highest-need areas where there are the fewest existing services","unverified","C124881943",91,"https://archive.org/details/C124881943/page/n90",null,null,null,"Where the children play : a report on after-school recreational resources in San Francisco","n","a",0,-2.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124902917:44/1",1990,1986,"1986","finding","study or report",null,"U.S. Navy dredging project at Hunter's Point · finding: found inconsistent with the Bay Plan by BCDC","unverified","C124902917",44,"https://archive.org/details/C124902917/page/n43",null,null,null,"Status and trends report on dredging and waterway modification in the San Francisco Estuary","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1986:87/3",1986,1986,"1986","property_record","city-owned property report",null,"Hunter's Point Comm. Youth Foundation · owned by city: SFUSD","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1986",87,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1986/page/n86","200 Middlepoint Road",null,null,"Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1986","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalmayaugofproceed82sanfrich:624/4",1987,1987,null,"hearing",null,"referred","Supervisor Gonzalez's request on relocating small businesses at Hunter's Point Shipyard was referred to the Human Services Committee.","quoted","journalmayaugofproceed82sanfrich",624,"https://archive.org/details/journalmayaugofproceed82sanfrich/page/n624",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,0.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124881916:19/2",1987,1987,"","recommendation","study or report",null,"[name withheld] · recommendation: [name withheld] in the Bayview Hunter's Point District","unverified","C124881916",19,"https://archive.org/details/C124881916/page/n18",null,null,null,"Creating a new agenda for the care and treatment of San Francisco's youthful offenders : a model program","n","a",0,-2.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1987:85/2",1987,1987,"","property_record","annual report",null,"Hunter's Point Comm. Youth Foundation · owned by city: SFUSD","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1987",85,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1987/page/n84","350 Harbor Road",null,null,"Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1987","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journaljanaprofproceed82sanfrich|g163",1987,1987,"1987-01-20","contract","health","passed","Bayview mental health outreach gets $20,296 (≈ $60,198 in 2026 dollars) more.","quoted","journaljanaprofproceed82sanfrich",67,"https://archive.org/details/journaljanaprofproceed82sanfrich/page/n66",null,null,null,null,"n","m",0,-0.48],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1988:87/11",1988,1988,"","property_record","annual report",null,"Hunter's Point Comm. Youth Foundation · owned by city: SFUSD","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1988",87,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1988/page/n86","200 Middlepoint Road",null,null,"Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1988","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124904173:30/1",1991,1988,"1988-89","finding","plan",null,"AMEN cohort study, injection drug use · other: 10.7% had injected drugs","unverified","C124904173",30,"https://archive.org/details/C124904173/page/n29",null,null,null,"San Francisco County preliminary master plan, 1991-92 : San Francisco drug rebellion","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124904173:30/2",1991,1988,"1988-89","finding","plan",null,"AMEN cohort study, injection drug users · other: 2.3% had shared their needles","unverified","C124904173",30,"https://archive.org/details/C124904173/page/n29",null,null,null,"San Francisco County preliminary master plan, 1991-92 : San Francisco drug rebellion","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124904173:30/3",1991,1988,"1988-89","finding","plan",null,"AMEN cohort study, current injection drug users · other: 58% had not sought drug treatment in the past year","unverified","C124904173",30,"https://archive.org/details/C124904173/page/n29",null,null,null,"San Francisco County preliminary master plan, 1991-92 : San Francisco drug rebellion","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124904173:30/4",1991,1988,"1988-89","finding","plan",null,"AMEN cohort study, respondents · other: 11% used crack within the last year","unverified","C124904173",30,"https://archive.org/details/C124904173/page/n29",null,null,null,"San Francisco County preliminary master plan, 1991-92 : San Francisco drug rebellion","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124904173:30/5",1991,1988,"1988-89","finding","plan",null,"AMEN cohort study, respondents · other: 31% used cocaine within the last year","unverified","C124904173",30,"https://archive.org/details/C124904173/page/n29",null,null,null,"San Francisco County preliminary master plan, 1991-92 : San Francisco drug rebellion","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124894734:7/2",1989,1989,"","site","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point Shipyards · other: Additional land use opportunity requiring specific attention","unverified","C124894734",7,"https://archive.org/details/C124894734/page/n6",null,null,null,"An affordable housing action plan for San Francisco : draft report","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124905627:71/3",1989,1989,"","recommendation","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · recommendation: Encourage housing development in certain areas of the Naval Shipyard and on other surplus, underused, and vacant public lands","unverified","C124905627",71,"https://archive.org/details/C124905627/page/n70",null,null,null,"South Bayshore plan : a proposal for citizen review","n","a",0,3.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124905627:71/4",1989,1989,"","finding","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · other: Shipyard site can accommodate some of the regional demand for housing among navy families","unverified","C124905627",71,"https://archive.org/details/C124905627/page/n70",null,null,null,"South Bayshore plan : a proposal for citizen review","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1989:87/12",1989,1989,"","property_record","city-owned property report",null,"Hunter's Point Community Youth Foundation · owned by city: SFUSD","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1989",87,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1989/page/n86","200 Middlepoint Road",null,null,"Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1989","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C101746510:232/3",2004,1989,"1989-1998","finding","plan",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard and Mission Bay plans · finding: Did not produce any actual units during 1989-1998","unverified","C101746510",232,"https://archive.org/details/C101746510/page/n231",null,null,null,"Housing element : an element of the San Francisco general plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124925579:206/2",2003,1989,"1989-1998","project","plan",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · other: Planning effort initiated or completed; no actual units produced during reporting period","unverified","C124925579",206,"https://archive.org/details/C124925579/page/n205",null,null,null,"Housing element : an element of the San Francisco general plan : final draft for public review","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1990:87/10",1990,1990,"","property_record","annual report",null,"Hunter's Point Comm. Youth Foundation · owned by city: SFUSD","unverified","igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1990",87,"https://archive.org/details/igsl_san-francisco-real-prop-report_1990/page/n86","200 Middlepoint Road",null,null,"Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1990","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124902449:8/1",1992,1990,"1990","finding","study or report",null,"Black births, Bayview-Hunter's Point · other: 369 births (25.4% of Black births)","unverified","C124902449",8,"https://archive.org/details/C124902449/page/n7",null,null,null,"Report on Black infant health in San Francisco, 1990","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124902449:9/4",1992,1990,"1990","finding","study or report",null,"Bayview-Hunter's Point · other: Majority of mothers went to St. Luke's (24.1% of births in neighborhood) and S.F.G.H. (22.0%)","unverified","C124902449",9,"https://archive.org/details/C124902449/page/n8",null,null,null,"Report on Black infant health in San Francisco, 1990","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124902449:9/5",1992,1990,"1990","finding","study or report",null,"Bayview-Hunter's Point · other: Mothers also delivered at Kaiser (19.5%) and Children's (15.7%)","unverified","C124902449",9,"https://archive.org/details/C124902449/page/n8",null,null,null,"Report on Black infant health in San Francisco, 1990","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916942:48/10001",1992,1990,"1990-91","finding","study or report",null,"Special Plan for Bayview-Hunter's Point (Phase 1 schools) · finding: schools operating under the Special Plan for Bayview-Hunter's Point produced real gains in achievement","unverified","C124916942",48,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n47",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft for discussion of a San Francisco Unified School District strategic plan]","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916942:49/5",1992,1990,"1990-91","finding","study or report",null,"Phase 1 schools · finding: African American students scored higher in Phase 1 than in other phases despite similar free lunch rates","unverified","C124916942",49,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n48",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft for discussion of a San Francisco Unified School District strategic plan]","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916942:49/6",1992,1990,"1990-91","finding","study or report",null,"Consent Decree Phase 1 schools · other: African American mean test score 43.4 in Phase 1 (Normal Curve Equivalents, CTBS)","unverified","C124916942",49,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n48",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft for discussion of a San Francisco Unified School District strategic plan]","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124904173:44/1",1991,1991,"","finding","plan",null,"IDU highest risk neighborhoods · finding: Mission, Western Addition, Bayview-Hunter's Point, the Tenderloin, South of Market","unverified","C124904173",44,"https://archive.org/details/C124904173/page/n43",null,null,null,"San Francisco County preliminary master plan, 1991-92 : San Francisco drug rebellion","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124904173:65/1",1991,1991,"","recommendation","plan",null,"Substance abuse preliminary goals and recommendations · recommendation: Reach crack users of dealers, especially in Sunnydale/Bayview-Hunter's Point housing projects","unverified","C124904173",65,"https://archive.org/details/C124904173/page/n64",null,null,null,"San Francisco County preliminary master plan, 1991-92 : San Francisco drug rebellion","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124905450:148/2",1991,1991,"","action","plan",null,"San Francisco Housing Development Corporation · other: funded to conduct first-time homebuyer workshops and a pre-qualifying effort for minorities","unverified","C124905450",148,"https://archive.org/details/C124905450/page/n147",null,null,null,"1992 comprehensive housing affordability strategy, city and county of San Francisco","n","a",0,3.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124905450:148/1",1991,1991,"over the next 5 years","project","plan",null,"Bayview/Hunter's Point and Fillmore Districts below-market housing · proposes: several hundred new below-market rate homes and condominiums","unverified","C124905450",148,"https://archive.org/details/C124905450/page/n147",null,null,null,"1992 comprehensive housing affordability strategy, city and county of San Francisco","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124908577:17/7",1992,1992,"","alternative","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · alternative: Possible location for an auto terminal","unverified","C124908577",17,"https://archive.org/details/C124908577/page/n16",null,null,null,"[Public information documents relating to Port of San Francisco waterfront plan project]","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124908577:203/4",1992,1992,"","site","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · other: reserved for Port Priority Uses if no longer needed by the military","unverified","C124908577",203,"https://archive.org/details/C124908577/page/n202",null,null,null,"[Public information documents relating to Port of San Francisco waterfront plan project]","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124908577:203/5",1992,1992,"","event","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · other: City planning process begun; Citizens Advisory Committee appointed","unverified","C124908577",203,"https://archive.org/details/C124908577/page/n202",null,null,null,"[Public information documents relating to Port of San Francisco waterfront plan project]","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124909720:3/1",1992,1992,"","site","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · other: more than 300 artists maintain studios","unverified","C124909720",3,"https://archive.org/details/C124909720/page/n2",null,null,null,"Cultural Affairs Task Force final report","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916942:34/2",1992,1992,"","finding","study or report",null,"San Francisco Consent Decree · finding: Decree established relatively clear goals and methods for fundamental change in the Fairview-Hunter's Point area","unverified","C124916942",34,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n33",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft for discussion of a San Francisco Unified School District strategic plan]","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916942:36/1",1992,1992,"","recommendation","study or report",null,"Consent Decree schools · recommendation: more schools be required to undergo fundamental transformations like those in Bayview-Hunter's Point area","unverified","C124916942",36,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n35",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft for discussion of a San Francisco Unified School District strategic plan]","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916942:36/2",1992,1992,"","event","study or report",null,"Bayview-Hunter's Point schools · event: fundamental transformations occurred in schools of the Bayview-Hunter's Point area","unverified","C124916942",36,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n35",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft for discussion of a San Francisco Unified School District strategic plan]","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916942:40/7",1992,1992,"","site","study or report",null,"Bayview-Hunter's Point schools · other: six schools targeted for academic improvement under the Consent Decree","unverified","C124916942",40,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n39",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft for discussion of a San Francisco Unified School District strategic plan]","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916942:40/8",1992,1992,"","recommendation","study or report",null,"Bayview-Hunter's Point schools · other: reconstitute staff of the schools to facilitate new educational programs","unverified","C124916942",40,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n39",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft for discussion of a San Francisco Unified School District strategic plan]","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916942:43/4",1992,1992,"","finding","study or report",null,"Hunter's Point · other: significant growth of residential desegregation","unverified","C124916942",43,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n42",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft for discussion of a San Francisco Unified School District strategic 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behind","unverified","C124916942",53,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n52",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft for discussion of a San Francisco Unified School District strategic plan]","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916942:53/3",1992,1992,"","finding","study or report",null,"African American students entering SFUSD from Bayview-Hunter's Point · finding: one-eighth in same school and at grade level in reading by third grade","unverified","C124916942",53,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n52",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft for discussion of a San Francisco Unified School District strategic plan]","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916942:53/5",1992,1992,"","finding","study or report",null,"Phase 1 Bayview-Hunter's Point students (Table 4) · other: 117 total; 59 (50%) in same school by third grade","unverified","C124916942",53,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n52",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft 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land, abandoned schools · alternative: alternate sites investigated; none met all of the Hospital's needs, including space","unverified","C124902290",55,"https://archive.org/details/C124902290/page/n54",null,null,null,"Into the 21st century : building a new facility to continue Laguna Honda Hospital's mission","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916942:33/1",1992,1992,"1992","finding","study or report",null,"Consent Decree (San Francisco Unified School District desegregation) · finding: made possible one of the most extensive educational reform efforts in the last generation in any urban school district","unverified","C124916942",33,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n32",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft for discussion of a San Francisco Unified School District strategic plan]","n","a",0,0.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916942:45/1",1992,1992,"1992","finding","study or report",null,"SFUSD desegregation transfer policy (OER) · other: Priority in OER voluntary transfer currently given only to residents of the Bayview-Hunter's Point area","unverified","C124916942",45,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n44",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft for discussion of a San Francisco Unified School District strategic plan]","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916942:45/2",1992,1992,"1992","finding","study or report",null,"SFUSD desegregation transfer policy (OER) · other: Increasing number of students from other ethnic groups reside in Bayview-Hunter's Point","unverified","C124916942",45,"https://archive.org/details/C124916942/page/n44",null,null,null,"[Preliminary draft for discussion of a San Francisco Unified School District strategic plan]","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124921449:34/12",1992,1992,"November 1992","event","plan",null,"Hunter's Point-Bayview neighborhood meeting · event: Held at HP Southeast Community Facility, 1800 Oakdale Ave.","unverified","C124921449",34,"https://archive.org/details/C124921449/page/n33","1800 Oakdale Ave.",null,null,"The children's services plan of the City and County of San Francisco for fiscal year 1993-1994","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C123298649:202/5",1992,1992,"through August 14, 1992","finding","audit",null,"SFHA housing offers to Asian applicants · other: 87 offers; 92 percent in developments outside Chinatown","unverified","C123298649",202,"https://archive.org/details/C123298649/page/n201",null,null,null,"Audit report, San Francisco Housing Authority low income public housing program, San Francisco, California","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124882220:459/1",1994,1993,"1993","finding","plan",null,"Bayview Hunter's Point Foundation · finding: met its goals in objectives 3, 5, 8, and 9","unverified","C124882220",459,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n458",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention 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5","unverified","C124882220",463,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n462",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124882220:463/3",1994,1993,"1993","finding","plan",null,"Bayview Hunter's Point Foundation AIDS Prevention Outreach · other: 1,347 drug users received prevention messages and materials, 135% of the projected 1,000","unverified","C124882220",463,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n462",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124882220:472/1",1994,1993,"1993","finding","plan",null,"Bayview-Hunter's Point (CSAS HIV prevention contractor) · finding: Only agency continuing to show a high rate of post-test no-shows; receiving extended technical assistance","unverified","C124882220",472,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n471",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention 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Francisco","n","a",0,-3.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C101737381:307/4",1994,1994,"","measure","ordinance or legislation",null,"Waterfront definition · other: shoreline band in area bounded by San Francisco Bay, Berry, Third, and Evans Street, Hunter's Point Boulevard, and a line from Innis Avenue to Carroll Avenue and Fitch Street","unverified","C101737381",307,"https://archive.org/details/C101737381/page/n306","Hunter's Point Boulevard",null,null,"Draft waterfront land use plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124882220:102/2",1994,1994,"","finding","plan",null,"HIV seroprevalence among African American gay and bisexual men · finding: 63% seroprevalence in 20 to 44 year old African American gay/bisexual men","unverified","C124882220",102,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n101",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention 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community","unverified","C124882220",527,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n526",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124882220:97/2",1994,1994,"","finding","plan",null,"AMEN Study, non-IDU women · finding: HIV prevalence 0.16% (1/623) among non-IDU women in Western Addition, Mission and Bay View-Hunter's Point","unverified","C124882220",97,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n96",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124908106:184/3",1994,1994,"","measure","ordinance or legislation",null,"Proposition H shoreline band · other: shoreline band applies in area bounded by San Francisco Bay, Berry, Third, and Evans Street, Hunter's Point Boulevard","unverified","C124908106",184,"https://archive.org/details/C124908106/page/n183","Berry Street",null,null,"Port of San Francisco : draft waterfront land use 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plan for first half of 1994","unverified","C124882220",473,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n472",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124882220:617/1",1994,1994,"1994","project","plan",null,"PHREDA project · cost usd: over a million dollars","unverified","C124882220",617,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n616",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124882220:617/2",1994,1994,"1994","project","plan",null,"PHREDA project · other: located in Bayview/ Hunter's Point, targeting African American women","unverified","C124882220",617,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n616",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124882220:459/3",1994,1994,"December 31, 1993","measure","plan",null,"Bayview Hunter's Point Foundation · other: 500 clients to receive individual HIV risk assessment and pre-test counseling","unverified","C124882220",459,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n458",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention plan","n","a",0,-4.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124882220:459/4",1994,1994,"December 31, 1993","measure","plan",null,"Bayview Hunter's Point Foundation · other: 175 clients to take an HIV antibody test","unverified","C124882220",459,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n458",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124882220:463/2",1994,1994,"December 31, 1993","action","plan",null,"Bayview Hunter's Point Foundation AIDS Prevention Outreach · other: minimum of 1,000 out-of-treatment injection drug users to receive prevention messages, materials and referral via street outreach","unverified","C124882220",463,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n462",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124882220:463/4",1994,1994,"December 31, 1993","action","plan",null,"Bayview Hunter's Point Foundation AIDS Prevention Outreach · other: minimum of 2,000 at-risk men and women to receive prevention and risk reduction information and learn where to get testing and treatment","unverified","C124882220",463,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n462",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916766:69/1",1995,1995,"","finding","plan",null,"Presidio, Hunter's Point and Treasure Island · use: future recreational and cultural uses likely to need expanded transit","unverified","C124916766",69,"https://archive.org/details/C124916766/page/n68",null,null,null,"Transportation : an element of the master plan of the city and county of San Francisco","n","m",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124920755:121/6",1995,1995,"","measure","study or report",null,"Fitch St to Hunter's Point Ave signing and pavement legends · cost usd: $1,400","unverified","C124920755",121,"https://archive.org/details/C124920755/page/n120","Fitch St",null,null,"San Francisco bicycle plan : draft report","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124882220:530/1",1994,1995,"1995","agency","plan",null,"Post-test counseling, Bayview Hunter's Point Foundation · other: 53 substance abuse clients who received HIV testing; 51% of goal","unverified","C124882220",530,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n529",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124882220:530/2",1994,1995,"1995","agency","plan",null,"Referral for Care, Bayview Hunter's Point Foundation · other: Unreported number of HIV-positive clients; 100% of goal","unverified","C124882220",530,"https://archive.org/details/C124882220/page/n529",null,null,null,"San Francisco HIV prevention plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofjanaprproceed90sanfrich:326/5",1995,1995,"1995-04-24","resolution",null,"referred","Resolution commending [name withheld] for her community work in Bayview Hunter's Point was referred to the Board.","quoted","journalofjanaprproceed90sanfrich",326,"https://archive.org/details/journalofjanaprproceed90sanfrich/page/n325",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-4.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofmayaugproceed90sanfrich:182/4",1995,1995,"1995-06-19","hearing","redevelopment","referred","Hearing requested on how African American filmmakers could gain ownership interests in land and buildings at Hunter's Point Shipyard; referred to committee.","quoted","journalofmayaugproceed90sanfrich",182,"https://archive.org/details/journalofmayaugproceed90sanfrich/page/n181",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124918065:31/1",1995,1995,"October 1990","project","other",null,"Carroll Street Garden · other: cleared a garbage-strewn lot and transformed it into an organic garden","unverified","C124918065",31,"https://archive.org/details/C124918065/page/n30","Carroll Street",null,null,"Summary of inmate programs","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124921856:12/2",1996,1996,"","site","minutes or proceedings",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · other: identified as potential business development growth site","unverified","C124921856",12,"https://archive.org/details/C124921856/page/n11",null,null,null,"San Francisco economic summit, April 16-17, 1996 : final report","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124910717:608/10001",1998,1996,"1996","measure","environmental impact report",null,"Hunters Point Shipyard commute travel time (Hunter's Point EIS/EIR housing area) · other: mean commute travel time 20.90 minutes","unverified","C124910717",608,"https://archive.org/details/C124910717/page/n607",null,null,null,"Revised draft environmental impact statement/environmental impact report for the disposal and reuse of Hunters Point Shipyard","n","m",0,-3.5],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124916960:47/2",1996,1996,"1996","project","plan",null,"Hunter's Point Shipyard connection · other: CFAS connected to new facilities at Hunter's Point Shipyard","unverified","C124916960",47,"https://archive.org/details/C124916960/page/n46",null,null,null,"DET telecommunications vision","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124922948:16/2",1996,1996,"1996","site","environmental impact report",null,"Hunter's Point · other: Potential Major New Site","unverified","C124922948",16,"https://archive.org/details/C124922948/page/n15",null,null,null,"Draft EIR : long range development plan, University of California, San Francisco","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124919379:47/3",1997,1996,"1996-97","project","study or report",null,"Hunters Point Boys and Girls Club · cost usd: estimated budget $200,000 for 1996-97","unverified","C124919379",47,"https://archive.org/details/C124919379/page/n46",null,null,null,"San Francisco juvenile justice comprehensive action plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124919379:47/4",1997,1996,"1996-97","site","study or report",null,"Hunters Point Boys and Girls Club · population: serves an estimated 500 clients per year","unverified","C124919379",47,"https://archive.org/details/C124919379/page/n46",null,null,null,"San Francisco juvenile justice comprehensive action plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124919379:47/1",1997,1997,"","site","study or report",null,"Hunters Point Boys and Girls Club · use: after school youth organization serving youth ages 5 to 17 in public housing","unverified","C124919379",47,"https://archive.org/details/C124919379/page/n46",null,null,null,"San Francisco juvenile justice comprehensive action plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124919379:47/5",1997,1997,"","site","study or report",null,"Hunters Point Boys and Girls Club · population: capacity to serve 600 youth at any one time","unverified","C124919379",47,"https://archive.org/details/C124919379/page/n46",null,null,null,"San Francisco juvenile justice comprehensive action plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124919379:47/2",1997,1997,"June 1960","event","study or report",null,"Hunters Point Boys and Girls Club · event: has offered academic tutoring, tennis, arts, excursions and summer camp since June 1960","unverified","C124919379",47,"https://archive.org/details/C124919379/page/n46",null,null,null,"San Francisco juvenile justice comprehensive action plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124922683:58/2",1998,1998,"","recommendation","ordinance or legislation",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · proposes: Reestablish as a major source of maritime employment and activity","unverified","C124922683",58,"https://archive.org/details/C124922683/page/n57",null,null,null,"San Francisco general plan : amendments to the general plan : adopted between August 1997 and June 1998","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124922683:58/3",1998,1998,"","alternative","ordinance or legislation",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · proposes: Deep water port for high capacity bulk cargoes","unverified","C124922683",58,"https://archive.org/details/C124922683/page/n57",null,null,null,"San Francisco general plan : amendments to the general plan : adopted between August 1997 and June 1998","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124922683:72/3",1998,1998,"","site","ordinance or legislation",null,"Hunter's Point Shipyard · acquired: City will acquire the 500 acre Hunter's Point Shipyard from the U. S. Navy","unverified","C124922683",72,"https://archive.org/details/C124922683/page/n71",null,null,null,"San Francisco general plan : amendments to the general plan : adopted between August 1997 and June 1998","n","a",0,3.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124922683:72/4",1998,1998,"","action","ordinance or legislation",null,"Hunter's Point Shipyard · other: draft reuse plan reserves 104 acres for shoreline open space, including a wetlands area","unverified","C124922683",72,"https://archive.org/details/C124922683/page/n71",null,null,null,"San Francisco general plan : amendments to the general plan : adopted between August 1997 and June 1998","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124909173:36/1",1998,1998,"1998","measure","study or report",null,"AP1-88-200 hovercraft · other: beam noise 55 dB at closest approach","unverified","C124909173",36,"https://archive.org/details/C124909173/page/n35",null,null,null,"Airport ferry study 1998 : a feasibility study of water transit service to San Francisco International Airport","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124909173:36/2",1998,1998,"1998","measure","study or report",null,"AP1-88-200 hovercraft · other: closest likely approach to land about 700 meters (2300 feet)","unverified","C124909173",36,"https://archive.org/details/C124909173/page/n35",null,null,null,"Airport ferry study 1998 : a feasibility study of water transit service to San Francisco International Airport","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124922683:73/8",1998,1998,"August 1997","finding","ordinance or legislation",null,"Hunter's Point Shipyard · other: about three miles of shoreline owned by U.S. Navy, to be transferred to City","unverified","C124922683",73,"https://archive.org/details/C124922683/page/n72",null,null,null,"San Francisco general plan : amendments to the general plan : adopted between August 1997 and June 1998","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesbo2000sanf:230/3",2000,2000,null,"resolution","health","referred","Resolution calling for a study of the asthma epidemic in Bayview Hunter's Point, sent to committee.","quoted","meetingminutesbo2000sanf",230,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesbo2000sanf/page/n229",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124923818:48/1",2000,2000,"2000","project","plan",null,"Local Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities - San Francisco · proposes: Hunter's Point Shipyard bicycle routes","unverified","C124923818",48,"https://archive.org/details/C124923818/page/n47",null,null,null,"Bay area transportation blueprint for the 21st century. Project notebook of candidate projects","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutes95sanfrich|74",2000,2000,"2000-01-24","resolution","getting-around","referred","Bike lanes proposed on Evans Avenue and Hunter's Point Boulevard","quoted","meetingminutes95sanfrich",110,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutes95sanfrich/page/n109",null,null,null,null,"n","m",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutes95sanfrich|117",2000,2000,"2000-02-14","resolution","getting-around",null,"Bike lanes proposed on Evans Avenue and Hunter's Point Boulevard","unverified","meetingminutes95sanfrich",189,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutes95sanfrich/page/n188",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutes95sanfrich|g756",2000,2000,"2000-02-22","resolution","health","pending","Proposed study of asthma in Bayview Hunter's Point.","quoted","meetingminutes95sanfrich",230,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutes95sanfrich/page/n227",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutes95sanfrich|g1543",2000,2000,"2000-04-24","resolution","transport","passed","City urged airport to offer shuttles to Bayview job fair.","quoted","meetingminutes95sanfrich",461,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutes95sanfrich/page/n458",null,null,null,null,"n","m",0,-0.35],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutes95sanfrich|g1544",2000,2000,"2000-04-24",null,"transport","passed","City urged airport to offer shuttles to Bayview job fair.","unverified","meetingminutes95sanfrich",461,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutes95sanfrich/page/n458",null,null,null,null,"n","m",0,-0.97],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesbo2000sanf:461/5",2000,2000,"2000-04-24","resolution","transit","passed","The Board adopted a resolution urging the Airport Commission to consider vanpools and shuttle buses from Bayview Hunter's Point to a job fair.","quoted","meetingminutesbo2000sanf",461,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesbo2000sanf/page/n460",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,1.9],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutes2000sanf|g156",2000,2000,"2000-12-14","resolution","health","unknown","Proposed $496,520 (≈ $971,530 in 2026 dollars) federal grant to expand HIV treatment, new site in Bayview.","quoted","meetingminutes2000sanf",682,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutes2000sanf/page/n681",null,null,null,null,"n","m",0,0.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesb2001sanf_1:242/4",2001,2001,"2001-11-13","resolution",null,"referred","Resolution commending [name withheld] for 38 years of service to the Hunter's Point Boys and Girls Club was referred for adoption.","quoted","meetingminutesb2001sanf_1",242,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2001sanf_1/page/n241",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-4.5],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C101747471:389/1",2002,2002,"","recommendation","environmental impact report",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · recommendation: Special consideration should be given to disposal and reuse of Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard in the cumulative effects discussion","unverified","C101747471",389,"https://archive.org/details/C101747471/page/n388",null,null,null,"Disposal and reuse of Naval Station Treasure Island : draft environmental impact statement","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124919324:142/5",1997,2002,"2002","finding","plan",null,"Treasure Island and Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · other: environmental clean-up met or addressed","unverified","C124919324",142,"https://archive.org/details/C124919324/page/n141",null,null,null,"The sustainability plan for the city of San Francisco","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124919324:155/1",1997,2002,"2002","action","plan",null,"Sustainability plan action 3-f · proposes: Provide no-cost or low-cost space at Hunter's Point and Treasure Island for sustainable industries","unverified","C124919324",155,"https://archive.org/details/C124919324/page/n154",null,null,null,"The sustainability plan for the city of San Francisco","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesbo2002sanf:499/2",2002,2002,"2002-05-20","resolution",null,"passed","The Board adopted a resolution commending the [name withheld] for promoting fresh affordable food in Bayview Hunter's Point.","quoted","meetingminutesbo2002sanf",499,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesbo2002sanf/page/n498",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-2.25],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesbo2002sanf:499/3",2002,2002,"2002-05-20","resolution",null,"passed","The Board adopted a resolution commending the [name withheld] Angels for their work on homelessness in Bay View Hunter's Point.","quoted","meetingminutesbo2002sanf",499,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesbo2002sanf/page/n498",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-2.25],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesjanmay97sanfrich:499/2",2002,2002,"2002-05-20","resolution",null,"passed","The Board adopted a resolution commending the [name withheld] for raising awareness of fresh food need in Bayview Hunter's Point.","quoted","meetingminutesjanmay97sanfrich",499,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesjanmay97sanfrich/page/n498",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-2.25],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesjanmay97sanfrich:499/3",2002,2002,"2002-05-20","resolution","homelessness-shelter","passed","The Board adopted a resolution commending the [name withheld] Angels for efforts to reduce homelessness in Bay View Hunter's Point.","quoted","meetingminutesjanmay97sanfrich",499,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesjanmay97sanfrich/page/n498",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.54],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124925579:218/1",2003,2003,"","site","plan",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · proposes: new and rehabilitated housing on former military property","unverified","C124925579",218,"https://archive.org/details/C124925579/page/n217",null,null,null,"Housing element : an element of the San Francisco general plan : final draft for public review","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesb2004sanf_2:77/1",2004,2004,null,"resolution","fire","referred","Proposed resolution approving hiring of federal firefighters displaced by closure of the Navy's Hunter's Point fire station; referred.","unverified","meetingminutesb2004sanf_2",77,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2004sanf_2/page/n76",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,0.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C101746510:232/2",2004,2004,"","project","plan",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · other: [name withheld] Point Naval Shipyard plan","unverified","C101746510",232,"https://archive.org/details/C101746510/page/n231",null,null,null,"Housing element : an element of the San Francisco general plan","n","a",0,-2.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C101746510:244/2",2004,2004,"2004","project","plan",null,"Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard · proposes: new and rehabilitated housing on former military property","unverified","C101746510",244,"https://archive.org/details/C101746510/page/n243",null,null,null,"Housing element : an element of the San Francisco general plan","n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:meetingminutesb2004sanf_1/490/a5f45efc",2004,2004,"2004-08-10","resolution",null,null,"Landmark study begun for the Hunter's Point School on Innes Avenue","unverified","meetingminutesb2004sanf_1",491,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2004sanf_1/page/n490",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingjuneaug2004minutes9917sanfrich:449/1",2004,2004,"2004-08-10","resolution","landmarks-old-buildings","referred","Landmark designation of Hunter's Point School at 900 Innes Avenue was proposed and sent to the next Board agenda.","unverified","meetingjuneaug2004minutes9917sanfrich",449,"https://archive.org/details/meetingjuneaug2004minutes9917sanfrich/page/n448",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesb2004sanf_1:449/1",2004,2004,"2004-08-10","resolution","landmarks-old-buildings","referred","Supervisor Maxwell proposed landmark designation for 900 Innes Avenue, the Hunter's Point School; referred for adoption.","quoted","meetingminutesb2004sanf_1",449,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2004sanf_1/page/n448",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesb2004sanf_1:491/3",2004,2004,"2004-08-10","resolution","landmarks-old-buildings","passed","Board adopted a resolution initiating city landmark designation for the Hunter's Point School at 900 Innes Avenue.","quoted","meetingminutesb2004sanf_1",491,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2004sanf_1/page/n490",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,6.69],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesb2004sanf_1|159",2004,2004,"2004-08-10","resolution","land-and-building","referred","Landmark status proposed for the Hunter's Point School on Innes Avenue","quoted","meetingminutesb2004sanf_1",449,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2004sanf_1/page/n448",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesb2004sanf_1|204",2004,2004,"2004-08-10","resolution","land-and-building","passed","Landmark study begun for the Hunter's Point School on Innes Avenue","quoted","meetingminutesb2004sanf_1",491,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2004sanf_1/page/n490",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,8.06],["d","qipu:sf/decision/sq:07daff6282",2004,2004,"2004-08-10",null,null,"passed","Landmark study begun for the Hunter's Point School at 900 Innes Avenue","unverified","meetingminutesb2004sanf_1",491,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2004sanf_1/page/n490",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutes20042005san:196/6",2004,2004,"2004-08-11","hearing",null,"referred","A hearing was set on releasing $96,115 (≈ $171,440 in 2026 dollars) in reserved funds for the Bayview Hunter's Point Emergency Pool.","quoted","meetingminutes20042005san",196,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutes20042005san/page/n195",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutes20042005san|g384",2004,2004,"2004-08-11",null,"works","passed","$96,115 (≈ $171,440 in 2026 dollars) for Bayview Hunter's Point emergency pool; sent to committee, later adopted.","unverified","meetingminutes20042005san",196,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutes20042005san/page/n195",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.88],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingjuneaug2004minutes9917sanfrich:491/3",2004,2004,"2004-08-17","resolution","landmarks-old-buildings","passed","Board initiated city landmark designation of the former Hunter's Point School at 900 Innes Avenue.","unverified","meetingjuneaug2004minutes9917sanfrich",491,"https://archive.org/details/meetingjuneaug2004minutes9917sanfrich/page/n490",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,6.69],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingjuneaug2004minutes9917sanfrich|206",2004,2004,"2004-08-17","resolution","land-and-building","passed","Landmark status started for the Hunter's Point School, 900 Innes Avenue","unverified","meetingjuneaug2004minutes9917sanfrich",491,"https://archive.org/details/meetingjuneaug2004minutes9917sanfrich/page/n490",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,8.19],["d","qipu:sf/decision/sq:0ac9ebdab5",2004,2004,"2004-08-17",null,null,"passed","Landmark status started for the Hunter's Point School at 900 Innes Avenue","unverified","meetingjuneaug2004minutes9917sanfrich",491,"https://archive.org/details/meetingjuneaug2004minutes9917sanfrich/page/n490",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutes20042005san:205/1",2004,2004,"2004-09-15","other",null,"passed","Finance committee approved releasing $96,115 (≈ $171,440 in 2026 dollars) in reserved funds for the Bayview Hunter's Point emergency pool.","quoted","meetingminutes20042005san",205,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutes20042005san/page/n204",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,1.75],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutes20042005san|g403",2004,2004,"2004-09-15",null,"works","passed","$96,115 (≈ $171,440 in 2026 dollars) for Bayview Hunter's Point emergency pool released.","unverified","meetingminutes20042005san",205,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutes20042005san/page/n204",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.88],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:meetingminutesbo2008sanf/354/003af0e2",2008,2008,"2008-02-26","ordinance",null,null,"Landmark status proposed for the Hunter's Point School, 900 Innes","unverified","meetingminutesbo2008sanf",355,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesbo2008sanf/page/n354",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesbo2008sanf|129",2008,2008,"2008-02-26","ordinance","land-and-building",null,"Landmark status proposed for the Hunter's Point School, 900 Innes","unverified","meetingminutesbo2008sanf",355,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesbo2008sanf/page/n354",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesbo2010sanf:278/5",2010,2010,"2010-03-23","hearing","redevelopment","referred","A public hearing was scheduled on tax increment funds for the Newcomb Avenue streetscape on the 1700 block in Bayview Hunter's Point.","quoted","meetingminutesbo2010sanf",278,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesbo2010sanf/page/n277",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesbo2010sanf:278/6",2010,2010,"2010-03-23","hearing","redevelopment",null,"A public hearing was set on a design-build application to build a Community Facilities Demonstration Project at Hunter's Point Shipyard.","quoted","meetingminutesbo2010sanf",278,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesbo2010sanf/page/n277",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesbo2010sanf|g767",2010,2010,"2010-03-23",null,"works","unknown","Proposal for Hunter's Point community facilities project bid to state.","unverified","meetingminutesbo2010sanf",278,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesbo2010sanf/page/n277",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesb2011sanf_2:51/2",2011,2011,"2011-09-13","hearing",null,"referred","Hearing on the U.S. Navy's proposed cleanup of Parcel E-2 at Hunter's Point Shipyard, referred to committee.","quoted","meetingminutesb2011sanf_2",51,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2011sanf_2/page/n50",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesb2016sanf_0:102/5",2016,2016,"2016-04-26","hearing","redevelopment","referred","Hearing requested on construction impacts at Hunter's Point Shipyard and mitigation measures; assigned to Land Use and Transportation Committee.","quoted","meetingminutesb2016sanf_0",102,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2016sanf_0/page/n101",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0]]}